Adeyinka Alaseyori, an Oniduro singer, has written a birthday card to her colleague Tope Alabi, who is 51 today, complimenting her for ‘holding on strong.’
According to sources, Nigerian gospel singer Tope Alabi is celebrating her 51st birthday today, and her family, friends, and admirers have already begun sending her birthday greetings via social media platforms.
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Soji Alabi described Tope as his best friend in a lovely letter made on his Instagram account honoring his wife.
He wrote, “Happy birthday to my best friend, my lovely and dearest wife @tope_alabi_ You will live long to eat the fruit of your labour. No weapon formed against you shall prosper in Jesus name. I celebrate the grace of God in your life. God bless your new age. Love you forever.” (sic).
Furthermore, Adeyinka Alaseyori, an Oniduro singer, posted on her verified Facebook account in a birthday message, “Thank you for breaching bounds and boundaries.” Thank you for allowing the majority of us to dream. Thank you for sticking it out. Thank you for becoming everything God intended for you to be. Ma’am, I wish you a very happy birthday. Ma, the best days of your life have only just begun. Momma, I congratulate you.” (sic)
In June 2021, a video of ace gospel singer Tope Alabi criticizing a popular Christian song, Oniduro Mi, sung by iconic vocalists Tolu Adelegan and Adeyinka Alaseyori at separate occasions went viral on the Nigerian digital arena.
Oniduro Mi is a Yoruba word that means “guarantor.” God is exalted in the hymn as a guarantor and one who never abandons His own.
Alabi said that God was more than a guarantor to her while commenting on the song. The singer went on to say that there was a period when she wanted to sing the song, but the Holy Spirit forbade her.
The topic triggered a heated debate on Nigerian social media platforms, particularly Twitter, with some online users slamming Alabi.
However, Alaseyori, one of the song’s vocalists, calmed the situation in the midst of the uproar.
Alaseyori, whose version of the ‘Oniduro Mi’ song appears to be more popular, remained silent until a video leaked online in which she referred to Tope Alabi as her mother and begged for peace.
“Let Jesus take over the steering wheel. Our mum is Mummy Tope Alabi. She’s a mother to me and a lot of other people, and we’ve all benefited from her efforts. Please allow us to worship and praise God. “Let Jesus be the focal point,” she said.