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I Quits Because Good Music No Longer Sells— Gospel Singer Busola Oke Laments

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Renowned Nigerian gospel singer Busola Oke, popularly known for her hit track Eleyele, sparked widespread concern among fans after a deeply emotional TikTok live session.

During the broadcast, Oke broke down in tears, apologizing to her supporters and admitting she could no longer cope with the mounting pressures of her music career. “To my fans, I’m sorry. I never planned to do this, but I can’t take this anymore. I’m done. Good music doesn’t sell anymore,” she lamented.

The singer expressed frustration over the harsh realities of the modern entertainment industry, questioning how an artist can survive without basic stability. “How can you eat when there’s no food? How can you drive when there’s no car? How can you be at peace when there’s no peace?” she asked, highlighting the emotional and financial toll of her career.

Busola Oke, who rose to prominence with spiritually uplifting hits such as Ogo Tuntun, Asoro Ma Tase, and Adaba, also hinted at feeling abandoned by some former associates.

Following the viral broadcast, social media was flooded with messages of support, prayers, and encouragement, with fans urging the gospel star to remain resilient during this difficult period.

 

 

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