How I Survived A Domestic Gas Explosion – KSA’s Wife

Bose Olubo-Adegeye is a popularly known as Omo Oko is singer, writer, Actor, performer and a nature care expert.

Omo Oko who is married to the King of world beats, Otunba Sunday Ishola Adeniyi Adegeye, who presently runs a nature care clinic at both Omole, Lagos State and Mowe area of Ogun State recently had a domestic gas accident, of which she says, she owes her survival to God.

Speaking about her survival, Dr Olubo-Adegeye said, ‘Challenges in Life test our resolve and shake us to know our stand in Life.

Many give up on life and their dreams after facing adversities and continual challenges in their lives and endeavors.

Her Testimony:

My Testimony As Bose Olubo-Adegeye is that I have found mercy and grace in God’s hands who turned the hand of the clock and delivered me three months ago from a near death situation.

I am able to write this post because God has restored me and is perfecting all that concerns me. I am one whose God has given a chance to speak about His Love.

Three Months ago, I had a 23% burn in a domestic accident two weeks after returning from the USA and days after celebrating my birthday.

The fire accident emanated from the negligence of a gas cooker vendor who forgot to return the back pipe after checking.

The fire burnt my two legs and made me spend a month in two Hospitals. But the good side of the story is that God helped me to braze the odds and overcome this adversity that should have affected my life, family and career.

Special thanks to friends and family.

I wish to appreciate the Alaaye of Efon Kingdom, The Efon League, and all the people of Efon Alaaye.

Thanks to Barrister Olajide Olakanmi (Panaf) Chief Jide Awe

Thanks to my dear God mother, Hon Yetunde Arobieke.

Thanks to Commander and the entire members of Lagos Special Traffic Mayor.

Thanks to the president and the entire members of ECAPI, the undercover intelligence.

Thanks to Amazon Foundation

Thanks to the entire Adegeye family.

Thanks to the OLUBO family

Thanks to my senior colleague, Dr Kadiku

I will never forget Oree mi, my friend who became a sister, Mrs Oluwaremilekun Adeyemi

Thanks to my darling sister, Aderonke Sapara.