Breaking: Popular Nigerian Gospel Singer Bunmi Akinnaanu Reportedly Dead

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 Popular Nigerian Gospel Singer Bunmi Akinnaanu Reportedly Dead — Social Media in Mourning


January 14, 2026 – Lagos, Nigeria:

Reports are circulating across social media that Evangelist Olubunmi Akinnaanu Adeoye — better known in the gospel music community as Bunmi “Omije Oju Mi” Akinnaanu — has passed away. A viral Facebook post claims she died on January 12, 2026 at a Lagos hospital, where she was reportedly receiving treatment. 

Who She Was

Bunmi Akinnaanu was a well‑known Nigerian gospel singer celebrated for her inspirational songs, especially the popular track “Omije Oju Mi” (“Tears of My Eyes”). Her music has been widely embraced by Christian audiences in Nigeria and beyond.

Her unique vocal style and spiritually uplifting messages helped her stand out in the gospel music scene over the years. 

Social Media Tributes and Reaction

Following initial posts about her death, fans, colleagues, and followers took to social media to share their condolences and express shock at the news. Many recalled how her music brought comfort and encouragement to them during tough times. 

One widely circulated Facebook announcement signed by someone claiming to represent her family states:

“With great sadness we announce the passing of Evangelist Olubunmi Akinnaanu Adeoye… May God grant her eternal rest.”

Despite the emotional responses online and numerous condolence messages, there has been no official confirmation yet from her family, management, or credible news outlets at the time of writing. Some reports describe the news as rumored and unverified, with ongoing uncertainty about the circumstances. 

Recent Health Concerns

In late 2025, Bunmi Akinnaanu had been seen in a video circulating online where she appeared visibly ill, prompting prayers and support from fellow gospel artists and fans. At that time, singers like Yinka Alaseyori and Sarah Apekeola appealed for help and prayers for her recovery. 

Her health struggles had already stirred concern among the public, which may have contributed to the viral reaction following the recent reports of her alleged passing.

Important Note

At the time of posting, major Nigerian media outlets have not independently verified the news of Bunmi Akinnaanu’s death, and some sources are treating it as a rumor following viral social posts. Please monitor updates from reputable news sites and official family statements for confirmation.

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