Dare Babalola
The family of the late Mrs. Bunmi Akinannu, affectionately known as ‘Omije Oju Mi’, has announced her burial arrangements.
According to sources, the funeral ceremonies will commence on Tuesday, 20th, with an Artist Night.
The Burial Service will take place on Wednesday, 21st, at 10am at LTV Blueroof, followed by the interment on Thursday, 22nd, at Redeemed Camp Private Cemetery, restricted to family and closest friends.
The late Bunmi Akinannu was a beloved figure, and her passing has been met with an outpouring of tributes and condolences from friends, family, and fans.
Akinnanu died on January 12, 2026, at a hospital in Lagos. She was 46.
A family source confirmed her death on January 14. The singer had faced health issues for months. She dealt with a leg condition that caused ongoing bleeding. In late 2025, a video from a church service showed her seeking prayers for healing.
Born Bunmi Akinnaanu Adeoye, she started singing at age 10 in a Christian home. She studied Industrial Relations and Personnel Management at Lagos State University. She left a banking job to focus on gospel music full-time.
Her song “Omije Ojumi” gained popularity among listeners. She released other tracks like “Dabira,” “Alatileyinmi,” and “Ma-Sunkun-Mo.” After the news broke, colleagues shared messages online. Singer Esther Igbekele posted about her shock and sadness.
Akinnanu’s music focused on faith and ministry. Her passing marks a huge loss for the gospel community in Nigeria.
