Drama ensued on Thursday, in the end of the leisure burial of Nigerian gospel singer, Bunmi Adeoye Akinnanu, popularly continuously called Omije Ojumi.

Naija Recordsdata reviews that the remains of the singer who handed away on January 12 had been laid to leisure at Atan cemetery in Lagos Say.

Alternatively, Omije Ojumi’s interment used to be interrupted following a commotion that took region at her graveside between her estranged husband’s kinfolk and their kids.

In keeping with reviews on-line, the estranged husband of the singer, who is reportedly basically based fully mostly within the United States, had requested to consult with their kids handsome by her graveside.

Omije Ojumi’s kinfolk, on the opposite hand, resisted the inquire, declaring that the graveside used to be now no longer the region for him to position a matter to to consult with the kids who had been mourning the passing of their mum.

This resulted in a shouting match between one in all the estranged husband’s sisters and the unhurried gospel singer’s son after the aunt claimed he used to be a member of their family and that they loved him.

The distraught son of the deceased singer fired back shouting, “I’m now no longer. I’m now no longer!” sooner than other kinfolk held him and tried calming him down.

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Within the intervening time, Omije Ojumi’s, family has brushed off the speculations on-line about begging for financial assistance for the burial of the deceased music star.

The singer’s brother-in-law, Femi Eretan, while addressing guests in the end of the provider of songs and artistes’ evening held on Wednesday, condemned a viral video, whereby a self-acclaimed prophet claimed that the family used to be publicly soliciting funds and seeking out the intervention of gospel artistes to behavior the burial.

Eretan firmly denied the allegation and warned of upright action if no proof is supplied to substantiate such claims.

He acknowledged, “I’m from Ondo Say and I understand the rudiments of the law. Somebody who claims the family begged for burial funds must present proof.”