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Tjan set to marry ‘Omo yi’

David Olagunju
August 18, 2017
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TJAN, real names Tijani Olasunmbo Fowosere, is back with a new song titled ‘Omo yi’ (This girl). The R and B tune, according to entertainment watchers, is sure to get ladies swooning as Tjan delivers an above par performance to his significant other, a lady who he says he says he’s been searching for and has to marry, even if she doesn’t know. ‘Omo yi’ is a song that will find its way into weddings  and love themed events. Tjan, thus proves his mettle as a musician to be reckoned with. His fans are already clamoring for an album and they hope Tjan will accede to their yearnings soon.

Born on February 21, 1992, into a family of four with two elder brothers and a younger sister, he grew up listening to gospel music everyday in Surulere. He later enrolled at the Muson School of Music where he studied music and vocal training and while he was at it, he got admission into North American University, Houdegbe, Benin..

He was in his final year when he took part in the Nigerian Idol Season 3 where he was among the last  20 contestants out of over 2000 people from different states in Nigeria. He later went ahead to win the Airtel music competition in Delta State, Iseluku,  where he did his three weeks National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) orientation. It was through this platform that he was discovered by Right Entertainment and Achievas music who decided to partner and give him a proper push so the world could be exposed to his music.

From then onwards, Tjan has, within a short period of emergence in the music scene, carved an envious niche for himself with a growing array of fans and soulful songs that keep both the young and old gyrating. Tjan is enormously talented and headlines an array of R n B stars emerging across the country and his songs prove it as they currently top music charts across Nigeria.


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