Saheed Osupa, a singer from Fuji, openly bowed down to Engr Seyi Makinde, the governor of Oyo State, and apologised for his nasty song that was previously intended against him.
Osupa violated the governor’s security procedure by approaching him during the final funeral of Late Aseyin of Iseyin, Oba (DR) Abdul-Ganiy Adekunle Salau (Olooguebi Ajinese 1), which was held at Iseyin Grammar School on Saturday afternoon.
Makinde was accompanied by his deputy Bayo Lawal, an ambassador named Taofeek Arapaja, an attorney named Ahmed Raji, a former deputy governor and deputy national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), and others (SAN).
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Among them are Hon. Abiodun Oni, the commissioner for the environment and natural resources, and Otunba Segun Ogunwuyi, the chief of staff.
Osupa apologized to the Governor for his previous recordings in which he had called him foul names and betrayed him. The single he released in 2020 on which he nicknamed the Governor “Demakin”—someone who doesn’t honor agreements—was the most notable.
Makinde said, “No problem,” and then whispered something in Osupa’s right ear.
Following that, Osupa music filled the air with statements such as “Makinde has performed wonderfully well,” “Atiku is the next president,” and “Oyo residents will vote massively for Makinde and I have endorsed him.”