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'I'm hungry, lonely, broke’, Gospel singer, Busola Oke cries out

Gospel singer Busola Oke has revealed that she is facing severe financial difficulties and is contemplating quitting the music industry due to mounting pressure. During a recent live session on

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February 26, 2026·2 min read

Gospel singer Busola Oke has revealed that she is facing severe financial difficulties and is contemplating quitting the music industry due to mounting pressure.

During a recent live session on TikTok, the singer became emotional, citing the challenges of sustaining a livelihood through gospel music.

In a separate interview with Biola Bayo, Oke said her emotional breakdown was triggered by loneliness, depression, frustration, and financial hardship. She disclosed that she has not owned a car since 2020 and is currently struggling to offset outstanding debts.

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The singer further stated that she is in urgent need of stable accommodation and a vehicle, explaining that funds meant for necessities such as food are used for Uber rides.

“I cried on my live video because I was lonely, depressed, frustrated, and hungry. I didn’t ask for help from people because that is not who I am. I kept quiet about my situation since 2020 because I didn’t want people to pity or mock me. I know a lot of people, but nobody helped me. At a point, I couldn’t pay my house rent again, which was N1 million, and I was struggling to eat.

"Right now, I have no car, and I owe a lot of people. The last time I had a car was in 2020. I need to pay my debts. I struggle to pay for the hotel I stay at now. I need shelter and a car, even if it is a jalopy. The money I am supposed to use for food, I use it to take Uber around,” she said.

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