Dunni Olanrewaju

Dunni Olanrewaju, also widely known by her stage name Opelope Anointing, is a Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, and evangelist. She is recognized as a prominent figure in the Nigerian gospel music scene, having maintained an active career for over two decades.Early Life and Education Dunni Olanrewaju was born on December 2, 1960, in Akinyele, a local government area in Oyo State, Nigeria, into a Christian family. Her parents were the late Isaiah and Deaconess Elizabeth Olaniyi. She began her primary education in Sannu village. She later attended Elekuro Secondary Modern School in Ibadan before transferring to Ejigbo High School in Lagos State. However, she dropped out of secondary school to fully focus on her burgeoning career in gospel music.Career Progression and Major Achievements Olanrewaju began her music career, adopting the moniker "Opelope Anointing," and became known for her deep commitment to gospel themes. Her career officially became active around 1998, and she has since consistently released numerous albums. A significant milestone in her career was the launch of her 20th album, which took place on October 26, 2014, and was attended by influential Nigerian gospel artists, including Joseph Adebayo Adelakun, Tope Alabi, Bola Are, and Funmi Aragbaye. In 2010, reflecting her commitment to humanitarian efforts, she established the "Opelope Anointing Foundation (OPAF)," a Non-Governmental Organization focused on charity initiatives.Notable Works and Current Status While a specific list of all her albums is extensive, her body of work under the Opelope Anointing name is highly regarded within the Nigerian gospel genre. Her active career as a gospel singer, songwriter, and evangelist continues, marked by performances and ministry work both locally and internationally. Her influence extends beyond music through her philanthropic foundation.