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Family and friends of late gospel singer, Bunmi Akinnaanu, popularly known as Omije Ojumi have announced schedule for her final burial rites after she died on January 12 after a prolonged illness.
Months before her death, Akinnaanu had publicly appealed for prayers and healing while struggling with the illness.
The burial arrangements were announced by fellow gospel singer, Alayo Melody, in an Instagram post, alongside a flier detailing the programme of events.
According to the programme of events, the burial ceremonies will commence on Tuesday, January 20, with a service of songs at the LTV 8 Ground, Ikeja, Lagos, followed by a candlelight procession and tribute night.
The interment will take place on Wednesday, January 21 and will be held privately for family members and close associates.
Akinnaanu, who rose to fame with her hit song Omije Ojumi, had left a career in banking to pursue gospel music full-time.
Credit: thenationonlineng.net
