The Nigerian entertainment industry has been thrown into mourning following the reported death of popular Juju and Highlife musician, St. Janet, with an outpouring of tributes flooding social media platforms from colleagues, promoters, media personalities, and fans across the country.

The news of her passing, which reportedly occured on Saturday August 1, has sparked widespread grief among admirers of the veteran entertainer, who was renowned for her energetic stage performances, distinctive musical style, and enduring influence in the Juju music scene.

Fellow musicians and industry stakeholders described her death as a huge loss to Nigeria’s entertainment sector. Several Juju and Highlife artistes expressed shock at the development, noting that St. Janet’s music brought joy to countless celebrations and social gatherings over the years.

Among the early industry figures to react was gospel Juju singer Kemi Igbekele, who joined other colleagues in mourning the late artiste. Many of her peers praised her exceptional talent and extensive catalogue of live band performances, describing her as an icon whose contributions to indigenous music would not be forgotten.

Entertainment promoters and media professionals also paid glowing tributes to the late singer. Popular promoter Femi Davies highlighted her remarkable stage charisma and dedication to her craft, recalling that she remained active in the entertainment circuit until her recent illness.

Fans have equally taken to social media to celebrate her life and legacy. Numerous videos from her famous live performances, particularly her widely known “St. Bottles Cathedral” sessions, have resurfaced online as admirers reflect on her impact on the Juju music genre.

Details surrounding her death and funeral arrangements were yet to be officially announced as of press time.