5 memorable videos of late singer-producer

Veteran music producer and singer, OJB Jezreel, 49, is dead. Babatunde Okungbowa aka OJB Jezreel is reported to have passed on an hour ago today, June 14, 2016.

Close sources revealed the music maestro who had a kidney transplant in 2013 failed last week and his family had to keep him on N35, 000 dialysis daily to overcome the relapse.

OJB sadly passes on a month to his 50th birthday. His body has been deposited in a morgue at Isolo General Hospital. OJB Jezreel suffered from a kidney ailment in 2013 and had a successful kidney transplant within the same year after several contributions from friends and artistes in the music industry.

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This single still remains OJB's biggest hit song. Released in 2005 as a strong part of the “Jah My Life” album, the video shows a younger and emotional OJB agonizing over his failed love.

Pretete

'Pretete' is OJB's most loved club single. The song which came out in 2006, featured rapper A-Bounce, and served as one of the foremost dance tracks during his time.

Don't let me down

The video was released as part of the promotion of his 2011 LP "Format". A dancehall number, the visual featured OJB Jezreel delivering his lyrics, with a sexy vixen working her way through with dancing.

One Day

Activism was a part of his music, and Afrobeat number, 'One Day' contained all of this and more. The black and white video contained deep-rooted messages of equality and thoughts about the evils of democracy as practiced in Nigeria.

Not Afraid

After his kidney problems were temporarily sorted in 2013, OJB returned to music, and dropped this video in 2014. The single 'Not Afraid' talks about his defiance of bad situations, backed by the help of God.