- Mrs. Oluranti Akinyemi, who traveled to the UK for her child’s graduation, died following a sudden cardiac arrest, leaving family and friends devastated.
Mrs. Oluranti Olufunmilayo Esther Akinyemi, who had traveled to the UK to celebrate her child’s graduation, tragically passed away after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest.
According to social media user SK the Plug, Mrs. Akinyemi arrived in the UK on February 11, 2026, for her child’s graduation ceremony scheduled for February 18. In the early hours of February 12, she reportedly collapsed and was rushed to Luton and Dunstable Hospital.
Despite emergency treatment, she remained in a coma for three days and was declared clinically dead on February 14. The heartbreaking news has sparked widespread grief on social media, with many offering condolences to her family.
In other news…. A social media personality, Lord Zeus, has stirred conversation online after speaking about the disappearance of former Five Star Music artist Ojazzy from the spotlight.
In his remarks, he questioned Ojazzy’s current whereabouts, noting that many people have not heard from him in years. He suggested that the singer’s fallout with Kcee played a major role in his stalled career.
The rift between Ojazzy and Kcee reportedly began during their time under Five Star Music, owned by businessman Emeka Okonkwo (E-Money). Reports at the time indicated that disagreements over money, loyalty, and career management caused tension between the two artists, eventually leading to Ojazzy’s exit from the label.
Reacting, Lord Zeus said Ojazzy might have been more successful today if he had remained humble and resolved his issues instead of clashing with Kcee. He added that E-Money is known for supporting loyal associates and might have continued to help the singer.
He also advised upcoming artists to stay humble and avoid letting money or ego destroy important relationships in their careers.
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