OJayy Wright teams up with renowned Nigerian gospel singer Tope Alabi on “The Return of Omotara Johnson,” the official soundtrack connected to the 2026 Nollywood sequel of the same name. Released on June 12, 2026, the song brings together Ojayy Wright’s contemporary Afro-pop sound and Tope Alabi’s distinctive gospel delivery, creating a blend that connects the film’s story with a message of hope, restoration and renewed joy. The track is also listed as a single by both artists on major music platforms.
Beyond its role as a movie soundtrack, “The Return of Omotara Johnson” carries a strong spiritual message about moving from difficult seasons into a new chapter. The song reflects on pain, brokenness and uncertainty before turning toward God’s promise, restoration and celebration. Tope Alabi’s Yoruba-led vocal performance gives the record its gospel depth, while Ojayy Wright adds a modern Afro-fusion feel that makes the song accessible to a wider contemporary audience. Ojayy Wright, an artist from Edo, Nigeria, has built his catalogue around Afrosounds and Afro-pop, with songs including “My Bebe,” “We Outside,” “Problem” and “Erika.”
With its connection to The Return of Omotara Johnson, the song works as both a cinematic theme and a standalone message of restoration. It is a fitting collaboration between two artists from different generations, bringing Tope Alabi’s established gospel identity together with Ojayy Wright’s contemporary sound.
