Nigerian singer arrives performance venue in coffin

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 Nigerian singer arrives performance venue in coffin 

Taraba-based gospel singer Samuel Oguche, aka Onoja, caused a stir online after he shared photos from his ministration, where he arrived in a coffin.

Mr Oguche is known for some of his gospel songs, which include ‘Oil Dey Head’ and Big Boy Big God’, also known as ‘BBB.’

However, the gospel singer, known to many as Onoja, unveiled a mind-bending twist to his career as he arrived at a gospel ministration in a coffin.

The programme where he ministered was a Christian hip hop concert titled ‘Funeral Service – Death of Self’, held at the Praise church, Donga Road, Jalingo, Taraba State.

The gospel singer posted pictures from a programme titled, ‘Funeral Service – Death Of Self!’, on his Facebook Page on Friday.

As the name suggests, the stage was set for something extraordinary, far removed from the ordinary gospel performances witnessed thus far.

The singer was carried by ‘holy undertakers’ on a wooden coffin to the church’s centre stage, where he ‘resurrected’ from the coffin and began his ministration.

Sharing photos from the event on his Facebook page on Friday, Onoja wrote, “Thank you Jalingo City!!! I am so overwhelmed by the testimonies we received after this Experience.

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