Obinna's Plan for Stoopid Boy: From Rehab to Media School & Music Comeback

Several months after serving his time at the rehabilitation center, Arbantone artist Stoopid Boy has finally been allowed to leave and rejoin society.

Obinna and his colleagues received him and made a promise to stand by him for the next three months as a way to prevent him from backsliding into alcohol abuse.

Obinna revealed that his plan is to take Stoopid Boy and give him shelter for the next 3 months where he will also be taking care of everything including food.

The content creator who has been at the forefront of making Stoopid Boy's journey to rehab a success also made it clear that he will take the artist to a technical college to acquire several skills in the entertainment industry, such as video and photo editing, graphic design among others.

“The plan is simple: we are going to support Stoopid through his journey, andthen we are also going to restructure his career. For the next 3 months, he is going to move in with Munez [Obinna’s bodyguard] and Omosh.”

“The reason why we are doing this is that someone needs to monitor him daily. He is going to start gym sessions, and then he is also going to join a media institute so that he can learn skills in video production, editing, graphic design, and others, so that he gets something to do,” Obinna revealed.

He also added that he will incorporate Stoopid Boy to most of his activities including being part of the Obinna Show Live crew every week so that he can also learn and get his mind actively involved in better things.

“I want to make sure he doesn’t go back to ‘mjengo’.Every morning when Munez goes to the gym, they go together, and later in the day, he will attend media classes. Food, house, and clothes will all be taken care of for the next three months. Afterwards, when we see momentum building, it’s when we will allow him now to stay on his own,” Obinna explained.

Obinna expressed his concern that if Stoopid Boy is left to go back to Gotta City, his previous residence in Embakasi, a lot might not change and he might be tempted to go back to his previous habits.

“If we allow him to go back to the same environment, a lot might not change. Peer pressure, stigma, and everything…that’s why we need to keep him away from that.”

He revealed that the artist has been recording a lot of songs while in rehab and they are going to structure a model they’ll use to see which music comes out first.

Obinna also pledged to hook him up with Wakadinali’s Scar for a music collab, considering that Scar has been talking highly of Stoopid Boy’s talent.