Bunmi Akinnaanu “Omije Ojumi”
Why Gospel Singer Omije Ojumi Wasn’t Flown Abroad for Treatment
Nigerian gospel singer Omije Ojumi, celebrated for her inspiring worship songs, was not flown abroad for specialized medical treatment due to her fragile health, fellow gospel artiste Alayo Melody has revealed.
In a video shared on social media, Melody said that although plans were underway to take Omije Ojumi to India for advanced medical care, doctors eventually declared her too weak to travel after a prolonged battle with a serious leg ailment.
Melody also highlighted the support from Prophets Sam and Taiwo Ojo, who reportedly covered the visa and medical expenses and made repeated attempts to secure travel documents before her condition worsened.
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The news of Omije Ojumi’s death at age 46 has deeply affected the Nigerian gospel community, with fans and fellow ministers sharing tributes to her ministry. Plans for her burial, initially scheduled to start with a service of songs on January 20 and a private interment on January 21, were delayed due to family disputes.
Her passing has also sparked discussions about the challenges Nigerian artists face accessing medical treatment abroad and the difficulties families encounter during serious illnesses. Despite her untimely death, Omije Ojumi’s music continues to inspire worshippers, solidifying her legacy in Nigerian gospel music.
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