Omo, Gospel World Don Lose! Omije Ojumi Don Pass On Lagos – Fans In Total Shock
Na serious gbege for Nigerian gospel music community as Evangelist Olubunmi Akinnaanu Adeoye, popularly known as Omije Ojumi, don die. She waka go her rest on Monday, January 12, 2026, at a Lagos hospital after small illness, aged 46 years.
Omije Ojumi na correct gospel singer and evangelist wey her songs dey inspire hope, faith, perseverance, and pure reliance on God. Hits like Dabira and Alatilehin don touch plenty lives, especially among Yoruba Christian congregations.
Plenty gospel artistes, church leaders, and fans don dey social media dey mourn her, remember her ministry and the way she dey use music win souls. Family don appreciate all prayers and support during this difficult time.
Her death na big loss, but her music and ministry go still dey live for hearts of those she touch.
Na serious gbege for Nigerian gospel music community as Evangelist Olubunmi Akinnaanu Adeoye, popularly known as Omije Ojumi, don die. She waka go her rest on Monday, January 12, 2026, at a Lagos hospital after small illness, aged 46 years.
Omije Ojumi na correct gospel singer and evangelist wey her songs dey inspire hope, faith, perseverance, and pure reliance on God. Hits like Dabira and Alatilehin don touch plenty lives, especially among Yoruba Christian congregations.
Plenty gospel artistes, church leaders, and fans don dey social media dey mourn her, remember her ministry and the way she dey use music win souls. Family don appreciate all prayers and support during this difficult time.
Her death na big loss, but her music and ministry go still dey live for hearts of those she touch.
Omo, Gospel World Don Lose! Omije Ojumi Don Pass On Lagos – Fans In Total Shock
Na serious gbege for Nigerian gospel music community as Evangelist Olubunmi Akinnaanu Adeoye, popularly known as Omije Ojumi, don die. She waka go her rest on Monday, January 12, 2026, at a Lagos hospital after small illness, aged 46 years.
Omije Ojumi na correct gospel singer and evangelist wey her songs dey inspire hope, faith, perseverance, and pure reliance on God. Hits like Dabira and Alatilehin don touch plenty lives, especially among Yoruba Christian congregations.
Plenty gospel artistes, church leaders, and fans don dey social media dey mourn her, remember her ministry and the way she dey use music win souls. Family don appreciate all prayers and support during this difficult time.
Her death na big loss, but her music and ministry go still dey live for hearts of those she touch.
