Nigerian singer Omawumi has opened up about her relationships with late rapper Dagrin and late music producer Dokta Frabz. In a recent interview, Omawumi addressed rumors surrounding her connection with Dagrin, with whom she collaborated on the 2009 hit song “Thank God”. She clarified that their relationship was platonic, describing Dagrin as a friend with whom she frequently spent time.

According to Omawumi, she and Dagrin shared a cordial relationship, often hanging out together when he was alive. She fondly remembered him as a fantastic person. However, when it came to Dokta Frabz, Omawumi admitted to having a romantic relationship with the late producer. She was drawn to his passion for music and his talent, which inspired her to spend more time with him in his studio. Through Dokta Frabz, Omawumi met several key figures in the music industry.

Dagrin’s life was cut short in an auto crash in April 2010, while Dokta Frabz passed away in 2021. Omawumi’s revelations provide insight into her personal and professional relationships within the Nigerian music scene. Her collaborations with both Dagrin and Dokta Frabz contributed to her growth as an artist, and their memories continue to be celebrated through her music.

The Nigerian music industry has experienced significant growth over the years, with artists like Omawumi, Dagrin, and Dokta Frabz playing important roles in shaping its sound. Although Dagrin and Dokta Frabz are no longer alive, their legacies live on through the music they created and the artists they inspired. Omawumi’s reflections on her relationships with these two late figures serve as a reminder of the impact they had on her career and the industry as a whole. As the Nigerian music scene continues to evolve, it is essential to appreciate the contributions of pioneering artists like Dagrin and Dokta Frabz, who helped pave the way for future generations.