Nigerian singer, Omah Lay has left his fans and netizens in disbelief over his throwback photo.
In a resurfaced tweet, the singer had taken to the micro-blogging platform to share a photo of him and music executive, Don Jazzy. In the photo which was taken in 2015, Omah Lay was seen seated with Don Jazzy as they posed for the camera.
The fast-rising singer stated that the photo was taken during the period when his hustle started paying off.
“Dah moment when the hustle is beginning to pay”.
Throwback photo of Omah Lay and Don Jazzy
Taking to the comment section, many were in disbelief at the photo as they found it hard to recognize the singer.
One Danny Ella wrote, “Which one is Omah Lay?
One Precious Ibini wrote, “Throwback picture no resemble him at all
Throwback photo of Omah Lay and Don Jazzy
One Melanie Empress wrote, “E no lie nah, that can’t be him. No resemblance at all
One Kween Mimi wrote, “Na lie. Nor be him be that
One Blossom Amaka wrote, “Is the Omah Lay in question in the room with us?
One Sato Berry wrote, “Wait I am confused, where is Omah Lay here Abi na my eyes dey pain me? This one resembles Pastor Omah
One Teeshe wrote, “Una sure say nah Omah Lay be this cus which kind head be this
One Stormiee wrote, “I am looking for him
One Lulis Limz wrote, “Omo, why is he looking like a different person
One Get Fashedby Cry wrote, “He looked like he was well dressed back then than now
One Silv Erickson wrote, “Omo see Omah Lay head, so money dey mold head too”.
Weeks back, Omah Lay created a stir online following his latest interview where he admitted that he used to be religious, till he gained fame and started making money and now has backslid.
The Damn singer narrated his growing up days in a Christian home and how at some point in his life, he contemplated converting to Islam.
Though he is no longer religious, he still believes in God but has chosen to place humanity over religion. He further buttresses his point by making some biblical observations.
In recent news, Omah Lay had reassured his fans that he was not going to die.
This came after the alleged reported death of Oladips which left many raising concerns about the well-being of other artists in the industry, particularly Omah Lay. His kind of music led to speculation about his own mental and emotional health.
Addressing the concerns, Omah Lay reassured his fans and the public, promising he was not going to die, aiming to calm the fears of those worried about him.
