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Sammie Okposo, Nigerian gospel singer dies

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Sammie Okposo, Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter and producer is dead.

Confiance News gathered from Twitter.
Family sources disclosed that the music producer slumped on Friday morning and died.

He was aged 51.

Confiance News recalls that Okposo made headlines early in the year after he publicly apologized to his wife, Ozioma for cheating on her with another lady in the United States.

In the apology which was shared on his Instagram page, the singer lamented over the incident which he noted happened in 2021.

The singer further stated that the development has seen him step aside from ministerial work until “full restoration.”

Details later… .

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