Nigerian rapper Olanrewaju Ogunmefun, popularly known as Vector, has opened up about how one of his songs helped a patient in a psychiatric facility overcome depression.
Speaking during a recent interview, the award-winning artist said the revelation was shared with him by a mental health professional who explained how his music had a therapeutic impact on the individual.
According to Vector, the experience reaffirmed his belief in the power of music beyond entertainment, especially in addressing issues of mental health.
“I was told by someone who works at a psychiatric home that one of my songs helped a patient out of depression. That moment made me realize how much music can heal,” the rapper said.
He stressed the need for artists to be intentional about their craft, noting that lyrics and sound can influence people’s emotions and well-being in profound ways.
Vector also urged society to pay greater attention to mental health, highlighting the importance of empathy, awareness, and support for those battling depression.
The revelation has sparked conversations online, with fans praising the rapper for creating music that resonates deeply and inspires hope.
