Odumeje

Chukwuemeka Cyril Ohanaemere, known as Odumeje, is a multifaceted personality in Nigeria who excels as a musician and a clergyman. Born on September 9, 1982, in Anambra State, Odumeje started his career as a gospel singer, releasing his debut album "Jesus Odum Eje" in 2001, which earned him significant local recognition. Over the years, he has transitioned into a more diverse role, becoming the general overseer of The Mountain of Holy Ghost Intervention and Deliverance Ministry while continuing to pursue music. Notably, he has collaborated with prominent artists like Flavour on songs such as "Umu Jesus Christ" and "Powers." His musical style often incorporates highlife influences and has been a part of his broader platform as a spiritual leader.

Odumeje's music career is marked by a blend of gospel and secular styles, and his recent releases include songs like "Alabasidi" and "Powers." Beyond music, his ministry is known for its vibrant and often unconventional approach to worship, blending spiritual messages with entertainment. Despite controversies surrounding his religious practices and persona, Odumeje remains a notable figure in Nigerian entertainment and spirituality. His music reflects both his faith and his ability to adapt and connect with diverse audiences.