Lekan Remilekun Reveals Father's 26-Year Disappearance

Lekan Remilekun, a prominent Nigerian Zion gospel musician, disclosed in a recent podcast interview that his father has been missing for 26 years. The disappearance occurred in November 2000 when his father went on a missionary journey and was invited to Akur, Ondo State.

Remilekun expressed his deep pain and heartbreak over his father's absence, particularly as his children often ask about their grandfather. He referenced a Yoruba proverb, stating, "sai omo eni ku o san ju omo eni sonu lo," which translates to "a dead child is better than a lost child," emphasizing the emotional toll of his father's long absence.

This revelation sheds light on the personal struggles faced by Remilekun as he navigates his family's history and the impact of his father's disappearance on their lives.