Olurounbi by Jemiriye is now available on digital platforms.

Nigerian-American artist Jemiriye Adeniji just released a new single called Olurounbi. The song became available on all digital platforms on Friday, October 23. Olurounbi is a traditional Yoruba folklore song that music fans will enjoy. This folklore track is one of several songs coming from an upcoming album. According to Jemiriye, Olurounbi answers questions she had been thinking about. She shared on Instagram that she will tell the beautiful story behind the album soon. Olurounbi features strong lyrics and was produced in Asia. The Yoruba folktale of Olúrónbí is a classic story about desperation, sacred promises, and what happens when you break a vow. Jemiriye's song is more than just music to enjoy—it reminds listeners to value honesty and integrity, and not to let society pressure you beyond your limits. There are no shortcuts to success, only hard work. Jemiriye Adeniji is a Nigerian-American singer, songwriter, cultural ambassador, and media personality. She was born in Nigeria, lived in the USA for many years, and now lives in Paris.

Jemiriye began her music career as a teenager singing in her church choir. She has performed at many international festivals across Europe and around the world. She blends her Yoruba music roots with modern world music styles. Her sound is unique, mixing Yoruba rhythm with Afrobeat, jazz, and more. Jemiriye has won many awards and recognition, including a Lifetime Achievement Award from President Joe Biden. She has released several popular singles, and her newest single is Olurounbi, based on a Yoruba folktale.

Olurounbi is now available on all digital platforms. Check it out and share it with your friends. Music is everything.

Ebola Alert: Nigeria Confirms, Uganda Denies Cases

Professor Charles Olaro of Uganda's Ministry of Health has addressed reports regarding a confirmed Ebola case in Nigeria. The case involves a Nigerian woman who traveled to the eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo for business purposes. Preliminary findings suggest she passed through Uganda in early October without displaying symptoms and later developed them upon her arrival in Nigeria. However, her transit through Uganda does not imply that she contracted the infection there, as the exact source of exposure is still under investigation. The Nigerian government has yet to release comprehensive details about the woman's travel history and medical background, which are essential for further exploration and potential contact tracing. It is important to note that, as of this statement, Uganda has no confirmed active cases of Ebola. Additionally, while limited measures were in place for humanitarian and diplomatic travel, the Ministry is committed to enhancing screening protocols and public health measures at all entry points. The Ministry of Health urges the public to remain calm and vigilant, emphasizing the importance of regular handwashing and sanitization practices. Verified updates will be communicated promptly via official channels to ensure accurate information is accessible.