King Saheed Osupa will d!e before the end of January 2026′: Islamic cleric Olopameta says, reveals the actual date
‘King Saheed Osupa will die before the end of January 2026’: Islamic cleric Olopameta says, reveals the actual date
A controversial Islamic cleric, Olopameta, in a new video making the rounds online, says that Fuji singer King Saheed Osupa will die before the end of the year 2026.
In a clip that has generated significant impressions online, the Islamic cleric uttered that King Saheed Osupa will die before the end of January 2026.
He noted that the development was revealed to him by God, and, by extension, he further substantiated it by using the Quran and his entire life to swear.
Speaking further with so much confidence, the Islamic cleric stressed that 57-year-old King Saheed Osupa will die on January 10th, 2026.
The cleric further noted that he loves King Saheed Osupa so much and, by extension, he has done so much prayer and even begs Allah to prevent the Fuji singer from dying.
He said that if Saheed Osupa does not want to die on the 10th of January 2026, the cleric said that all he has to do is to kill a white ram as a sacrifice, and pray vigorously on it, then mention his name “Olopameta” to the sacrifice.
As of the moment of filling this content, Saheed Osupa and his management are yet to respond to the death allegation by the Islamic cleric.
See some of the reactions that have started trailing the video of the cleric talking about Saheed Osupa’s death.
Nurudeen Amodu said, “And if osupa no die by january 10, waiting make dem do for u?”
Mustapha Adeleke shared, “Olaide Imagine ….. Frustration can cause anything.”
Adeyemi-Hamzat Kamaldeen Imam remarked, “Mad man. If them carry your now you go dey dobale egbere kaakiri.”
Nurudeen Amodu uttered, “And if osupa no die by january 10, waiting make dem do for u?”
Prince Adeshina Olamide wrote, “Under the influence of jinns.”
As the video continues to circulate, many Nigerians have condemned the cleric’s claims, describing them as reckless, disturbing, and inappropriate.
The incident once again raises concerns about misinformation, spiritual manipulation, and the impact of such statements in the age of social media.
