A group of Nigerian musicians—including Yinka Alaseyori, Olabest and Alayo Melody—have united to seek financial support for their colleague Bunmi Akinnaanu, popularly known as Omije Ojumi, who is battling a mysterious leg ailment. The singer’s condition has left her bankrupt, prompting her peers to appeal to the public for prayers and monetary assistance.
Omije Ojumi recently visited G.F. David Ministries in Ibadan, Oyo State, hoping for healing, but her ailment persists and she now requires funds to cover medical expenses. Singer Lanre Alewilese posted a video on Instagram urging immediate help, sharing her account details and calling on musicians from various genres to join the effort to save her life.
Alewilese’s appeal has been echoed by other artists, including Yinka Alaseyori, Olabest, Alayo Melody, and actress Foluke Daramola, who have all used their social‑media platforms to solicit support. The nature of her condition remains unclear, sparking public concern and calls for assistance to secure the necessary treatment.
The musicians’ campaign highlights the broader challenges many Nigerian artists face in accessing quality healthcare due to financial constraints. As the entertainment industry grows, stakeholders must collaborate to support artists in need. The outpouring of solidarity for Omije Ojumi demonstrates the camaraderie among Nigerian musicians.
The public can help by donating to the provided account or offering prayers for her recovery. It is hoped that, as the situation unfolds, the singer will receive the medical attention and financial aid required to overcome her current challenges, underscoring the importance of accessible healthcare and a robust support system for artists.
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