UK-based Nigerian artist Olusegun Olufowobi aka Whytepatch, has captured the hearts of listeners with his new single ‘Oma Sele.’
The song reflects the artist’s deep connection to his homeland and his desire to inspire hope during challenging times.
In a chat with The Nation, Whytepatch describes ‘Oma Sele’ as a song of hope and a heartfelt prayer for Nigeria, especially during a period of serious hardship.
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When asked about the inspiration behind the song, he said, “The inspiration truly stems from my love for Nigeria and the hope I have for its future. I wanted to create a piece that reflects the collective struggles we face while also serving as a heartfelt prayer for healing and unity. I believe music has the power to bring people together, and with ‘Oma Sele,’ I aimed to inspire resilience and optimism in the face of adversity. My hope is that it encourages listeners to hold on to hope and to believe in a brighter tomorrow for our country.”
He also expressed his feelings about the song’s reception: “Thank you for the kind words about ‘Oma Sele.’ I can’t express how fulfilling it is to see my song resonate with so many people and receive such massive airplay. Deep inside, I feel a mix of gratitude and responsibility. It’s incredible to know that my music can reach hearts and uplift spirits during challenging times.”