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Emmanuel Edunjobi, widely known as EmmaOMG, aka Mr. Jelenke, is a highly talented Nigerian gospel singer-songwriter, comedian, multi-instrumentalist, actor, brand influencer, and the host of the annual Faaji Friday show.
He developed a deep passion for music from a young age, mastering the guitar, piano, and drums. He prioritizes music despite his achievements in comedy and acting, which is evident in his Yoruba gospel praise medleys and song parodies.
He founded "The Ohemgee Band," renowned for their exceptional performances of traditional and contemporary praise and worship music at exclusive events in Lagos.
Birthday Month Celebrations 2023 • Album Tracks: 12 L'agbo OhEmGee - Live Series 1 2023 • Album Tracks: 10 Faaji Friday 4.0 2022 • Album Tracks: 6 Lord I Want to Be Like Jesus 2022 • Album Tracks: 1 Yoruba Hymns Series 3 2020 • Album Tracks: 11 The Faith Booster 2020 • Album Tracks: 9 OhEmGee Praise Sessions, Vol. 2 2019 • Album Tracks: 4 Yoruba Hymns Series 2 2019 • Album Tracks: 7 Yoruba Hymns 2019 • Album Tracks: 14 Life Is Easy 2018 • Album Tracks: 1 OhEmGee Praise Sessions, Vol.3 2021 • EP Tracks: 4 OhEmGee Praise Sessions, Vol. 1 2018 • EP Tracks: 5 Born in January 2024 Special 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 You Are Good Jesu Medley 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 Unbound Praise 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 Soul Lifting Praise Session 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 April Celebrants Special 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 Asotele Praise 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 Jelenke Praise 2 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 Mo Gbeke Mi Le Jesu 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 Oba Alade 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 A Sound of Glory 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 Bi Mo Ti Ri Lai S'awawi 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 Eje Olurapada 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 Morning Devotion Classics 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 Igba Ope 2023 • Single Tracks: 1 January Celebrants 2023 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 Faithful Forever 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 December Celebrants Special 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 Gbekele Onigbagbo 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 November Celebrants Special 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 October Celebrants Special 2022 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 Behold Our God 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 September Celebrants Special 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 Buga Praise 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 Oba Ni Jesu 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 August Celebrants Special 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 July Celebrants Special 2022 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 Si O Olutunu Orun 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 May Celebrants Special 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 Olupese 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 March Celebrants Special 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 February Celebrants Special 2022 2022 • Single Tracks: 1 January Celebrants Special 2022 2021 • Single Tracks: 1 Hallelu - Peru Tungba 2021 • Single Tracks: 1 Graduation Song 2021 • Single Tracks: 1 Oba Ayeraye 2021 • Single Tracks: 1 Ijebu Praise 2021 • Single Tracks: 1 Oba Ayeraye 2021 • Single Tracks: 1 Celebrating the Name of Jesus 2021 • Single Tracks: 1 I Shout Hallelujah! 2020 • Single Tracks: 1 The Father Daughter Song 2020 • Single Tracks: 1 Winner/ My Papa Na God 2020 • Single Tracks: 1 Nostalgic Praise Session 2020 • Single Tracks: 1 All Things Are Now Ready 2020 • Single Tracks: 1 Jelenke Praise 2019 • Single Tracks: 1 Baby Oh 2019 • Single Tracks: 1 Wonder 2018 • Single Tracks: 1 Baba L'oke 2017 • Single Tracks: 1 Marry Me 2016 • Single Tracks: 1 Record Label associated with EmmaOMG aka Mr Jelenke - past and current. Dany Engobo Congo |1955| French Dany Engobo is a Congolese musician best known for his leadership of Les Coeurs Brises. His musical adventure began in Brazzaville, where he worked on several tunes with guitar maestro Diblo Dibala. He relocated to Paris in 1976 and created Les Coeurs Brises, a band of musicians from France, Algeria, Israel, and Congolese dancers residing in Paris. They traveled widely, but he never played in his own country. Engobo learned French upon arrival and now performs globally in Lingala and French. Engobo and his dancers were instrumental in popularizing the Ndombolo dance style, which emphasizes female dancer moves and combines traditional and burlesque aspects.
Issouf Compaore Burkina Faso |1954| French Issouf Compaore is a singer, guitarist and a songwriter. He was born on March 19th, 1954.
Mawilies South Africa |1920| English Kwaito
Rambo Bleckyss Ivory Coast |1920| French Rambo Bleckyss, is known for his soulful vocals and Bongo rhythms. He has established himself in African music as a multi-instrumentalist and talented songwriter, blending traditional and modern sounds.
Rambo started playing bongos at a young age. He practised and formed "Les Lézards Sauvages" ("The Wild Lizards"). They became popular locally, earning Rambo the nickname "Bleckyss," meaning "lightning" in Cameroonian pidgin, for his fast bongo playing.
Rambo rose to national fame with his 2002 debut album, "Muna Njoh" ("My Daughter"). The title track, a touching tribute to his daughter, showcased his emotional depth and powerful vocals. After this, he released several successful albums, including "Africa Mia" ("My Africa") and "Ballade des Rois Bongo" ("Ballad of the Bongo Kings").
Dj Arafat aka Arafat Muana Ivory Coast |1986| French Ange Didier Houon, better known as DJ Arafat, was an Ivorian DJ and singer who specialized in Coupé-Décalé music. He was the son of popular singer Tina Glamour and the late musician and sound engineer Pierre Houon. He began his music career as a DJ, and he was popular in French-speaking African countries. In 2016 and 2017, he was named "Best Artist of the Year" at the Coupé-Decalé Awards. On August 12, 2019, he was killed in a motorcycle accident.
