Video Of Embattled Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan Vibing To Tinubu’s ‘Omo Ologo’ Song, Sparks Defection Rumour To APC (watch)
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, representing Kogi Central, has triggered fresh reactions online after posting a TikTok video set to the now-viral song “Omo Ologo,” a track that has gained popularity for its association with President Bola Tinubu.
The 15-second video, shared on May 8, shows the senator smiling slightly and the senator was seen giggling as she repeatedly played the track by popular Kano musician, Dauda Kahutu, otherwise known as Rarara.
The track, “Omo Ologo,” performed by Dauda ‘Rarara’ Kahutu, became a cultural talking point following its rendition at a dinner in Katsina State on May 3 during Tinubu’s visit. The event was part of the president’s two-day tour focused on security in the region. The musician had regaled the President with a performance of his new Yoruba song titled “Asiwaju Omo Ologo” at a dinner event held in Katsina during his official visit.
Asiwaju Omo Ologo translates to mean ‘Asiwaju the glorious child.’
The Hausa-Yoruba fusion song praises Tinubu as a leader who has overcome opposition. Its lyrics — “Olorire Olorire Bola Asiwaju Omo Ologo / Bola Asiwaju Omo Ologo / Asiwaju / Olorirere / Nile awon olote / Nile awon alabosi / Olorire” — have since become widely associated with his supporters.
