Nigerian musician Inetimi Timaya Odon, often known as Timaya, performed an extraordinary act during a recent concert.
In the video, Timaya can be seen leading praise and worship at a Lagos bar.
Timaya began the popular video by performing “Ogologoma,” a 2008 favourite from his debut album.
However, he immediately switched to singing a worship song: “It shall be permanent, what the Lord has done for me.”
This sudden transition ignited excitement in the audience, who quickly joined in singing along with the song.
Watch the video below:
One @the.real.pressplay wrote: “People that haven’t been to Timayas concert will say it’s highness… this is basically how he likes to perform Ogologoma.”
sweedpapi wrote: “You dey play with highness?.”
ezekeking001 wrote: “Dis one he leave him song dey sing another person song, No be hand work of igbo be that?!.”
emmabestclothing wrote: “@timayatimaya can you even remember when last you sell plantain.”
brain_boss_notyourguy wrote: “Nah Igbo dey make this kind thing happen 🤣🤣🤣.”
sunsteeloffical wrote: “Na man were sabi bodi…TIMAYA FANS WE WE BURST DEM.”
mr_tuyoung wrote: “Phone no Dey let people enjoy club or concert again. Everybody wan video. Time u suppose use enjoy yourself Omo.”
Timaya recently confronted a staff member who falsely attributed comments about the feud between Wizkid and Davido to him.
The singer faced backlash for labeling the clash as an ‘Industry fight’ and was criticized for getting involved in the dispute.
Timaya later clarified that the controversial tweet was not posted by him, but by Bolaji Fadipe, a member of his team who managed his social media accounts.
Despite being warned, Fadipe went ahead with the tweet, prompting Timaya to publicly denounce him as crazy and sarcastically wish him well in seeking attention.
