OGO TUNTUN, OLATUNJI TIMOTHY’S JUJU MUSIC TRENDS ACROSS AMERICA - DE-REPORTORIAL

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Friday, January 10, 2020

OGO TUNTUN, OLATUNJI TIMOTHY’S JUJU MUSIC TRENDS ACROSS AMERICA


Having been in the music industry for over 15years, Olatunji Sunday Timothy a Nigerian, based in Texas in faraway America is doing very well in Juju Gospel music.
Ogo Texas as he is fondly called is a son of a Pastor, whose talent in music began very early in life.
He said, I started music in church, then I was very young and in no time, the talent embedded in me coupled with great passion I have in music made me grew rapidly this has been my secret and God has been wonderful, now in America, its Omo Ologo, even in Nigeria, my fans base have grown rapidly”
In his sojourn, OMO OLOGO is making waves in America as he is well  known in churches and other events happening in town.
According to him, he said, “Juju highlife gospel is what I play; with these combinations, my music has become a toast in town. My dad is a pastor and
right in his church, I started music as a member of the choir.”
 OGO TEXAS, a new name he bears now as his stardom soar high amongst socialite in America said; playing his music in America is very lovely because people around enjoy his lyrics and this has really paved way for him with so many opportunities making his sojourn in the State worth it's salt.
Reacting to his maiden album, he said, “I believe in doing something great that will traverse the whole world; this I believe God will make it happen soon. I am working on it, and soon it will be out for people’s enjoyment.”

In response to who he sees as a role model amongst juju maestros, OGO TEXAS has described King Sunny Ade as a great musician whose music will live forever and remain a source of inspiration to many generations to come. He said, "The great living Legend inspires me a lot and I adore the great talent God has blessed him with."
Taking up music professionally, he said, “I came to Lagos in the year 2001; since then I have been in music.
What makes my kind of music different is; I sing gospel in any style and this has made people gave me different names, some call me Omo ologo tuntun and others call me OGO TEXAS.” He said.

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