Popular Juju Musician, Saint Janet Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs. Iyun Janet Oluwatoyosi Ajilore, popularly known as Saint Janet and fondly called “Mama Yabis,” has died after a brief illness.
The celebrated Nigerian Juju and Highlife musician reportedly passed away on Saturday, bringing to an end a remarkable career that earned her a loyal fan base across the country.
Saint Janet was widely renowned for her electrifying live performances, vibrant stage presence, and distinctive style of entertaining audiences through satire, humour, and candid social commentary. Her performances often featured witty observations on societal issues, trending events, and everyday life, a trademark that earned her the nickname “Mama Yabis.”
Her unique ability to blend Juju and Highlife music with sharp humour and social commentary made her a household name and a favourite performer at parties, ceremonies, and other social gatherings. Admirers celebrated her boldness, spontaneity, and exceptional ability to connect with audiences through music and laughter.
News of her passing has thrown the entertainment industry into mourning, with colleagues, fans, and lovers of indigenous Nigerian music paying tribute to the late entertainer, whose contributions to the Juju music genre will be remembered for years to come.
The family is yet to announce details of her funeral arrangements.
Source: National Insight News