“Close enemies, unknown enemies, enemies of my career and the ones in my neighborhood, better don’t wish me dead, or you would die before me.”
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Popular Gospel Singer, Bunmi Adeoye “Omije Ojumi” Is Dead
Popular Nigerian gospel musician, Bunmi Adeoye Akinnanu, widely known by her stage name Omije Ojumi, has passed away.
According to available information, the gospel singer died on Tuesday after a prolonged illness linked to a leg ailment. Her death comes months after she publicly appealed for prayers and divine healing over the condition.
In 2025, a video of Akinnanu from a church service at G. F. David Ministries in Ibadan, Oyo State, circulated widely on social media. In the footage, the singer was seen seated with her leg stretched out while prayers were offered on her behalf.
During the service, a cleric revealed that she had been experiencing persistent bleeding from the affected leg, prompting intense intercessory prayers from the congregation.
Omije Ojumi’s rise to stardom
Akinnanu rose to prominence in the early 2000s after leaving a successful career in the banking sector to pursue gospel music. Her stage name, Omije Oju Mi (translated as Tears of My Eyes), was derived from her debut album, which brought her widespread recognition.
She went on to release several notable albums, including Dabira, Alatilehin, Ma Sunkun Mo, and Testimony. She was also the leader of the Omije Ojumi Gospel International Music Band.
Academically, Akinnanu studied Industrial Relations and Personnel Management at Lagos State University (LASU) after attending Lagos State Polytechnic. She reportedly worked in the banking industry for over a decade before fully transitioning into gospel music.
Known for blending traditional and contemporary gospel sounds, Omije Oju Mi built a loyal following with her inspirational songs centered on faith, perseverance, and trust in God. Her passing marks a significant loss to the Nigerian gospel music community.
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“There Is Still Hope” – Adefeso Congratulates His Brother Who Got Married For The First Time At 59 And Is Now Expecting First Child With Young Bride
David Adefeso, the Nigerian-American entrepreneur and former partner of American singer Tamar Braxton, has congratulated his brother on his wedding.
He revealed that his 59-year-old brother just got married for the first time.
He added that he is now expecting a child with his wife.
55-year-old David (pictured in black) shared a photo of the newlyweds and wrote: “Kudos to my brother, Kunle, who at 59 years old, got married for the very first time last Christmas.
“He recently announced to the family this Christmas that he and his beautiful wife are expecting their very first child.
“Congratulations to Kunle and Blessing.
“For those still searching for their lifetime partners, know that there is still hope.”
Entertainment
It Takes More Than Just Money To Be Successful — Billionaire Daughter, Sharon Adeleke Opens Up (Video)
Sharon Adeleke, the Nigerian billionaire daughter, has shared a candid reflection on success, wealth, and self-doubt.
In a recent post, Sharon revealed that she once struggled internally, questioning why success didn’t come easily for her despite having access to opportunities, networks, and funding that many people could only dream of.
She admitted that she often compared herself to others who started businesses with just a few thousand dollars and went on to build million-dollar companies — while she, who started with far more resources, felt stuck.
According to Sharon, a conversation with her therapist helped shift her perspective.
Her therapist reminded her that “you don’t know what you don’t know,” explaining that at the time, she lacked certain lessons, awareness, and life experiences that money alone could not provide.
Watch video below…
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Legendary Fuji musician Saheed Osupa has responded to a Nigerian cleric’s prophecy predicting his de@th.
Recall that a controversial Muslim cleric popularly known as Alpha Olopa Meta had earlier claimed that the singer will d!e on January 10 2026.
The cleric who claimed to have begged God on the singer’s behalf, told Osupa to buy a big ram for prayers.
However, reacting to the prophecy during a live performance on Sunday January 11 2026, Osupa said, “Fake Alpha and prophet please don’t wish me dead. Everyone who wishes me dead will d!e in my place.
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