On February 16, 2025, the global Fuji music community celebrated a remarkable milestone as the Fuji Musicians Association of America (FUMAA), under the leadership of Ambassador Akeem Adéwálé Àlàmú, elected Alhaja Queen Isimot Abake Abiola widely known as Omo Opeki as its new Financial Secretary.
Omo Opeki, who also serves as the President of the Elite Women Musicians Club of Nigeria, has been a driving force in empowering female musicians and expanding the reach of Nigerian Fuji music. Her leadership within the Elite Women Musicians Club has been instrumental in nurturing talent, fostering networks, and promoting cultural heritage. Now, in her new role at FUMAA, she will oversee financial matters and contribute to the strategic growth of Fuji music in the United States and beyond.
Fondly called PQ1st, she expressed deep gratitude to FUMAA for the confidence placed in her, reaffirming her dedication to serving the global Fuji music community. “I am honored by this appointment and excited to contribute to the future of Fuji music,” she said. With her vast experience in music administration and her unwavering passion for preserving Fuji’s rich heritage, she is set to bridge the gap between Nigeria’s vibrant Fuji scene and its diaspora.
Her election as Financial Secretary is not just a personal achievement but a proud moment for the Elite Women Musicians Club of Nigeria. Members of the club celebrate this development as a significant step in amplifying Nigerian music’s global influence. Her appointment underscores FUMAA’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and cultural exchange, strengthening unity among Fuji musicians worldwide.
As Nigerian Fuji music continues to captivate international audiences, PQ1st’s leadership in FUMAA promises to unlock greater opportunities for collaboration and growth. Congratulations to Alhaja Queen Isimot Abake Abiola on this well-deserved appointment! The future of Fuji music shines even brighter under her stewardship.
