Showing posts with label omawunmi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label omawunmi. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 May 2019

What has kept me and Waje as friends – Omawunmi

Singer Omawunmi has explained what as kept she and her bestie as freids over the years. According to Oma, it’s just understanding each other. Speaking to Saturday Beats she also talked about how it has been easy to work with each other as women. “It is very easy to work with women, especially those that are professionals. Sometimes, people have the impression that women are supposed to be slow and that we do not grasp things easily but the truth is that women are one of the best multitaskers in the world. So, when you give a woman a task, she thinks of how she can be the best at the job and also the best version of herself so that you can come back and work with her.

Thursday, 13 April 2017

I’ve been through a lot in past few years – Omawumi


Singer Omawumi has turned a year older today. She took to her Instagram page to pen down words of gratitude to God, for making her give testimonies that have been mostly good, despite being through a lot in life.

Tuesday, 4 August 2015

Photos: Meet Omawunmi's Lovely Family


Omawuni's dashing hubby, Tosin Yussuf shared a heart warming photo of himself and his two children chilling. Tosin and Omawumi dated for quite a long while before they made it official at the Ikoyi Marriage Registry in January 2015.

Saturday, 18 July 2015

PHOTO: Singer Omawumi Welcomes Baby Boy


Singer Omawumi has given birth to her second child - a baby boy. Omawumi welcomed her bundle of joy in the early hours of today in a hospital in the US. Mother and son are said to be doing great. This is the second child for Omawumi and her husband, Tosin Yusuf. Big congrats to them.

Friday, 17 April 2015

Ahn Shoki!!!! Singer Omawumi Set to Wed Tomorrow


Omawumi Megbele popularly known as Omawumi had her court wedding in Lagos with Lagos big boy Tosin Yussuf who is her daughter’s father some weeks back.  According to reports, their traditional wedding will hold tomorrow Saturday, 18th April 2015 at Warri in Delta State...Ahn Shoki!

Friday, 16 January 2015

Singer Omawumi Marries Her Baby Father Today


Nigerian singer Omawumi has taken the first shot at marriage in entertainment industry this year. She and her baby father, Tosin Yusuf has signed the dotted lines at Ikoyi Marriage Registry on Friday, January 16, 2015. Tosin and Omawumi has a daughter who is 4 years old.

Wednesday, 22 October 2014

Omawumi Denies She's Married But Keeps Wedding Plans Secret



Omawumi Megbele has reacted to the widespread report of a secret wedding to her fiance Tosin Yussuf. The singer told Channels TV at the recently held Genevieve Pink Ball that she is simply ‘engaged’, and not yet married. The secret wedding was said to have taken place in Warri sometime in September.

Omawumi however declined to reveal details of her upcoming wedding,

“I’m not usually the one to let people know what I do, when I do it. So I’m sorry if you’re waiting for date from my mouth, you will not hear anything.”

Tuesday, 9 September 2014

Newly Engaged Omawumi Shows Off Her 'MAN'

 
2007 West Africa Idol Ist Runner up, Omawumi Megbele, got engaged to her baby daddy, Tosin Yusuf, yesterday. The couple have been dating for years and they have a 3-year old daughter. Congrats to them!

Tuesday, 19 August 2014

Check Out Omawumi With Her Boo (Photos)

 

Omawumi is super secretive with details about her family, hey, finally we get to see  pics of Omawumi with her fiance, Tosin Yussuf and their 3-year old daughter Kamillah. ‘The singer will be getting married very soon’ they told NETng The pics are not clear, clear like that sha, but they are manageable...hehe scroll down:

Monday, 14 July 2014

I Am A Warri Girl, How I Stole My Elder Sister’s Bra- Omawunmi

omawumiPopular songstress, Omawumi Megbele, speaks to Ademola Olonilua about the “bad” things she did as a teenage girl back in the day, she also dishes on her latest work and sundry issues:
Why it took me so long to launch my album
 
 I just wanted to take out time and make good music. There are some people who do yearly albums, I try to do like two or three years. There are people whom I emulate. I feel that as music is a craft, you must try to make sure you put out good materials that can stand the test of time. It is not something that can be relevant for only two months or a year. You want something that is good.
My Lasso of Truth album
I’m very happy, I have got a lot of positive feedback. The sales in the first week was great. They made about 500,000 copies and it is almost sold out. The sales did very well because the demand is high.
I did not even know that the demand was this high, even outside Nigeria, We have been working out platforms where we can sell the album. People outside the country ask whoever is travelling abroad to buy the CD in bulk for them. The demand is that high.
If not music, I would have loved to be a teacherI might be fun to be with, but I’m not a comedian. My mother wanted me to practice law, but I wanted to teach. I have always wanted to teach, I would have been a teacher. I don’t know why I have the capacity to get people to listen to me. Right now, I’m part of an organisation that mentors young girls.
You know when you sit with young girls and you are advising them, if it is someone else advising them, deep down they might not listen and think the person is spoiling their fun. But I come across as somebody who has been there, done that and got the T-shirt. So they listen. I think it would have been a beautiful challenge for me to be a teacher. I’m sure I would have been worried about the pay but it would have been flexible enough for me to have a family as well as enjoy what I’m doing if I was not into music.
My early days
I had many experiences but I’d like not to embarrass myself. I was very mischievous as a kid. I used to get into a lot of trouble. I had a lot of older ones, so they used to deal with me a lot. They would say, ‘Omawumi don commit again’. I was the sort of person that would steal my elder sister’s bra and put socks inside; that was when I was bare-chested.
The sad thing is that when the thing now came out, it just came out at once. I did the usual things that children do. I can’t say most of it in print. If my older ones should read it, they would discover some things I did back then. I was pretty much a normal kid. I used to play a lot but my parents made us understand the value of education.
Year 2013 so far
I have got four endorsements this year. It has been fantastic. The thing about it is that I have been working towards things like this for a while. The way my work is, I have a healthy fan base. I have the kind of music I make and the kind of people who like it and it appeals to. When it comes to endorsements, I’m really grateful to God. It is a process, if you work and you put out good material and you are relatable, it’s a good thing. The fact that I can market so many products proves I’m a true Nigerian. Without blowing my horn and in trying to be as modest as I can, I am educated. Most parents want their children to be educated and even if they want to pursue their dreams, they use me as an example. I pursued my dream but at the end of the day, I got the basic education. Is she street wise? They use me as an example.
Even though you are educated, it doesn’t mean you should be dumb. There are some parts of my life I feel people make comments, like ‘she is a single mother’; it is not supposed to be celebrated. The plus side of it is that I have a beautiful daughter. I figured that it is better for me to keep a life that God has given me as opposed to killing. That it didn’t work the way it should work or that I am not married, it is still a process, I am still a human being. That is also relatable. It is not like they say that when you get to a stage and you don’t get someone to marry you, you go and get pregnant. Some of my friends, when they look at me and say they want to be like me or that they don’t have time for men, I tell them no. Circumstances and life brought it upon me, I would not regret one day of it. I am happy with my daughter, I am happy about the family that she has and the one I have. Nonetheless, it is not something someone should come out and say this is the way to go.

Criticism
I’ll tell you the truth, I’m indifferent. I have developed a thick skin. I would not say that from the outset it never affected me. But it didn’t mean I put my hand under my cheek and started brooding. I was just worried why this sort of thing happened. I am a solutions kind of person and so I started looking for solutions. I found out that there was no solution. Whether you like it or not, people must talk about you. The more mysterious you are, the more stories would be woven around you. I figured that you win some and lose some, you cannot have it all. The day you are the focus of the press, you just say by God’s grace, this too shall pass. I don’t like it when people form an opinion about me out of negative publicity, especially when it is not true and it affects my career. That is the part I don’t like because I believe everybody puts a lot of hard work into their music. That’s why I always tell people, I’m not an angel. That is why I encourage people to just enjoy the music. It is the music I am giving you, not my personal life, not who I am.
My first crush and boyfriend
I can remember him. I think I ‘died’ for him so much I cannot remember how he toasted me. You know when you like a boy so much and you try to catch his attention. He was my elder brother’s very good friend and it was like a taboo to have anything to do with your elder brother’s friend. The elder brother would beat both the friend and the sister. That was the sort of position I was in. I still collected the beatings because when you are blinded with love, you would stick with the boy no matter what. Eventually, we were so in love for a long time.
What influences my fashion sense
I try to be comfortable and look good as much as I can. It is not easy but I try. I’m not much of a fashion icon. I just know you wear fine blouse or skirt. I find it difficult to accessorise or match colours. I don’t know all those type of things. I started hearing it when I came to Lagos. I am a Warri girl. Before now, I was all about my shirt and jeans. Some people say they like Omawumi but they wish I would dress better or that I need a stylist. I would tell you that it is fine. I wish I would have a stylist, but in a situation where I don’t have one, as I dress, take it like that. The most important thing is that I am putting out good music. The minute I become a 360 artiste – where I am selling my fashion as well as my music, then you can criticise but till then, accept me as I am.

Thursday, 5 December 2013

Music: Waje & Omawumi – Xmas Jollification [Prod DelB]

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful…anoth'r x-mas song hits the air-waves, and this one's comin' from the duo of Miss Waje & Omawumi… do ENJOY!!!

Christmas = 2 Jollification is one beautiful song from two beautiful ladies, [Waje & Omawumi] .. Christmas in Nigeria is always legit.. Press Play & Enjoy the Jollification!!!  Produced by Del B.




DOWNLOAD NOW!!!

Thursday, 31 October 2013

Singer Omawumi Finally Shares A Photo Of Her Baby's Father

 
Omawumi was impregnated in 2011 under controversial circumstances and she has kept it that way ever since with many insinuating that a State Governor was responsible but his wife was after her. But those close to her say she was secretly dating pone Toyin Yusuf, a night club owner, so he's likely responsible.

See the photo she released below and decode...


Here is how she captioned the altered photo: ‘Thank you so much for your patience. Clearer photos and good news sooner than you know. God is always good‘.
Obviously, the guy on the left has no hair...some say the person fits the description of Toyin Yusuf!

Tuesday, 22 October 2013

‘Wonder Woman’ Omawumi covers Bubbles Magazine

Omawumi Megbelehas covered the 32nd edition of Pop culture publication Bubbles Magazine.

The Pop singer is one of the few females at the forefront of the Nigerian music industry. In her interview, Oma reveals that despite the rise of other females artistes, she does not see any competition.

'I don't pay attention to these things o. The emergence of other female artistes like Tiwa, Waje, Seyi Shay, Ruby, Chidinma, and everyone else makes me feel proud and happy. Back then there was only one slot for female artistes but now, there's a variety of options to choose from', she said.

'Tiwa and I do not sound alike. Waje sounds different from me even though people tend to think we sound alike. If you become a fan of our music individually, you'll be able to spot the difference. Waje is musical while I am philosophical', she said about her peersTiwa Savage and Waje.

Thursday, 12 September 2013

New Video: Omawumi - Warn Yourself