RismadarVoice Reporters
November 13, 2026
Nigerian gospel singer Moses Bliss has reportedly donated ₦50 million to support a Christmas charity initiative being organised by Abuja-based lawyer Pelumi Olajengbesi to assist vulnerable Nigerians during the festive season.
Olajengbesi announced the donation in an Instagram post on Friday, expressing appreciation to the singer for supporting his plans to provide assistance to people facing financial difficulties.
According to the lawyer, he discussed his proposed humanitarian activities with Bliss, who subsequently transferred ₦50 million to help finance the outreach.
Olajengbesi described the gesture as an unexpected blessing, saying it would enable him to expand the initiative and reach more beneficiaries during the Christmas period.
The lawyer, who serves as legal counsel to the gospel artiste, also commended Bliss for his commitment to his Christian faith and concern for members of his professional team.
He recalled that the singer regularly made time to pray with those working with him, describing the practice as one of the qualities he admired.
Olajengbesi said the financial support had strengthened his determination to provide assistance to people in need, particularly as families prepared for the Christmas celebrations.
However, details of the planned outreach, including the number of intended beneficiaries, locations and distribution arrangements, have not been publicly specified.
The announcement comes weeks after Olajengbesi celebrated his 40th birthday at an event in Abuja attended by several prominent personalities, including Osun State Governor Ademola Adeleke.
Beyond his legal practice, Olajengbesi is pursuing a political career and seeking election to represent the Oriade-Obokun Federal Constituency of Osun State in the House of Representatives in 2027.
His political ambition has attracted support from entertainers and other public figures.
In October, Nigerian musician D’Banj reportedly donated three Toyota Sienna vehicles to support his political activities, while Afrobeats singer Davido had earlier expressed support for his aspiration.
Olajengbesi has represented several entertainers in legal matters, including Mercy Chinwo, Moses Bliss, D’Banj and Bidemi Olaoba.
The lawyer recently stepped down as a senior partner at Law Corridor, an Abuja-based legal practice.
While Olajengbesi has publicly acknowledged receiving the ₦50 million donation, independent confirmation of the transaction and details of how the funds will be distributed have not been made available.
The planned Christmas outreach is expected to focus on providing assistance to vulnerable Nigerians during the festive season.
