Busola Oke, widely known as “Eleyele,” stands as a prominent Nigerian gospel and inspirational singer-songwriter who has captivated audiences since 1998 with her unique fusion of traditional rhythms and contemporary sounds. Her journey reflects resilience amid industry challenges, marked by hit songs and a loyal following.
Profile Summary
| Full name | Busola Oke (Queen Busola Oke) |
| Date of birth | Not publicly available |
| Place of birth | Lagos, Nigeria |
| Parents | Prof. Oke (father, deceased), Mrs. Oke |
| Nationality | Nigerian |
| State of Origin | Ekiti (reported) |
| Partner | Puffy Tee (Temidayo Babatope Joseph, husband/manager) |
| Children | 2 children |
| Occupations | Singer, Songwriter |
| Labels | GMI Records (UK), others |
| Net worth | N/A |
Early Life and Education
Busola began her schooling at the University of Lagos Staff Nursery and Primary School, influenced by her father’s lecturing role there. She progressed to JSS Lanranto Katako in Jos, then Reagan Memorial Baptist Girls Secondary School in Yaba, Lagos, before pursuing catering and secretarial studies at Evangel Institute and completing a mass communication degree at the University of Lagos.
Her passion for music took her to a top UK music academy, sharpening her artistry beyond academics.
Career
Oke debuted professionally in 1998, dropping chart-topping singles and over 10 albums like Moyege, Ayanmo, Eleyele, Asoromatase, and the 2025 release Aseyori (Breakthrough). She has scored movie soundtracks and toured widely, partnering with international distributors.
Fresh tracks on streaming platforms feature “Afefe Ire,” “Emi Lo Sore Fun” with Mike Abdul, and “Wedding Bells” alongside PuffyTee in 2025.
Personal Life
A true Lagosian with reported Ekiti roots, Busola enjoys a blissful marriage and motherhood; she wed producer Puffy Tee (Temidayo Babatope Joseph) in 2017, who doubles as her manager. Tracks like “Missing You” honor late fathers, reflecting her loss and family devotion as a mother of two.
Controversy
In February 2026, Oke shared a raw TikTok breakdown, lamenting “I can’t take it anymore, I’m done” amid career fatigue, financial woes, and industry neglect despite her hits. She vented about basic needs going unmet after years of dedication.
Previously, she called out ex-promoter Bayowa Films (Gbenga Adewusi) for pocketing earnings post-Mohbad’s passing and repeated improper advances, forcing her to liquidate assets.
Net Worth
Verified figures for Busola Oke’s wealth remain elusive in 2026; her candid talks underscore persistent financial strains in gospel music.
Discography
Selected albums:
• Moyege
• Ayanmo
• Eleyele
• Asoromatase
• Alabarin
• Aseyori
• My Love
• Afefe Ire
• Onala
• Temiloluwa
• Oburo (Sweetheart)
Selected singles:
• Eleyinju Anu
• Amanam
• Ojo Ibukun
• Afefe Ire
• Emi Lo Sore Fun (feat. Mike Abdul)
• Wedding Bells (feat. PuffyTee)
