Solidstar’s Brother Reveals No Artiste Has Shown His Brother Support Since His Illness
Joshua “Solidstar” Iniyezo’s colleagues have reportedly not offered any help since he disclosed that he is dealing with mental health issues, according to his brother, Joseph Iniyezo. Days ago, Tooxclusive stated that Joseph appealed for assistance on behalf of the musician. The singer said in a video posted to his Instagram page that the ‘Omotena’ hitmaker is in serious need of assistance.
He said that despite the family’s best efforts, they had been unable to address Solidstar’s medical situation. Joseph asked for help from his friends, followers, and industry colleagues in the message. Joseph claimed in an interview with The Punch that Solidstar’s waning career worried him and drove him to use drugs.
Joseph further disclosed that Solidstar had been transferred to a rehabilitation facility and that the treatment was working. In a previous video, Joseph addressed the public and made a sincere appeal for compassion and understanding.
He confessed that because of the challenges he faced Solidstar might have unintentionally offended friends and colleagues in the industry. Joseph earnestly begged for forgiveness, stressing that Solidstar’s acts were a result of his serious condition rather than a reflection of his genuine character.
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