Concern as Nigeria loses three top gospel singers in seven months
Three Top gospel singers, who had attained international fame, passed away in a variety of ways, raising the question of what famous people go through in their private lives.
These celebrities put on brave faces every morning and every night, and go on stage with big smiles on their faces, but when they go home and take off their masks, unbelievable tears run down their faces, as great South African reggae singer Lucky Dube pointed out in his song “Mask.”
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Before or after these Nigerian gospel musicians’ deaths, social media was ablaze with stories about the personal and familial struggles of Chinedu Nwadike, Osinachi Nwachukwu, and Sammie Okposo, among others.
After recovering from kidney failure, Chinedu Nwadike, best known for his hit song “God of Vengeance,” passed away on March 27th, 2022, from blood cancer.
Late Ekuweme Singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu and her Husband
Additionally, on April 8, 2022, Osinachi Nwachukwu, a well-known singer of the song “Ekwueme,” passed away from wounds she allegedly received as a result of her husband Peter Nwachukwu abusing her at home.
Late Welu Welu Singer- Sammie Okposo
The sudden death of Sammie Okposo, who reportedly passed away on Friday, November 25, 2022 from a heart-related condition, followed this.
The ‘Welu Welu’ singer reportedly passed away on Friday morning at his home while sleeping.
Concern as Nigeria loses three top gospel singers in seven months
In response to Sammie Okposo’s passing, Pastor Abel Damina, the general overseer of Power City International Church, blamed the church during a sermon he gave in Uyo a few days ago.
He said, “Sammie was in a situation not too long ago, and all the church could do was to team up and denounce him, wound him, scandalise him, stopped him from their churches without informing him, delete his number, and shut him down.”
The former spokesperson for the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Reverend Bayo Oladeji, said that death is a respecter of no one, regardless of their profession or position in society, in an interview with Newsmen on Tuesday. He described the death as unfortunate.
The reverend questioned, “Do you know the number of lawyers, doctors, Police Officers, soldiers, politicians, and citizens that have also died within this same period?” He added, “When prominent people die, people take note of it. He queried.
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Oladeji urged the populace to speak up whenever they were ill or having problems, warning them not to take their health for granted.
I am aware that God is our healer, but we also require medical attention from a physical therapist.
The well-known Nigerian gospel singer Chris Abah Ochogwu Morgan, also known as Chris Morgan, stated in an interview with a journalist that he thinks the deceased artists were called to eternity by God, adamant that nothing happened to humanity without the creator’s consent.
“Jesus lived only 30 years, three of them spent in active ministry, and at 33 he left this world solely for the benefit of humanity.
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As a result, I think Sammie Okposo and Osinachi’s legacy is one that will endure forever.
Apart from the suffering and everything else they endured while serving humanity on earth, “they were warriors who fought the battle of this life, conquered and impacted their generation. That is the greatest legacy that we should keep in our heart.”
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