LAGOS, Nigeria(VOICE OF NAIJA)- The Nigerian broadcast industry is in shock following the sudden death of City FM on-air personality Boluwatife Badejo, widely known to listeners as Teefeh, whose vibrant presence had become a weekend staple on the station.
City FM confirmed the loss in a solemn statement shared across its official social media platforms, announcing that the beloved broadcaster had passed away.
The news immediately sparked an outpouring of grief from colleagues, listeners, and industry peers who had come to admire her warmth on and off the airwaves.
Teefeh was best known as the host of City Lounge, which aired every Saturday from 6pm to 10pm, where she connected effortlessly with audiences through music, conversation, and laughter. In addition, she anchored Praise in the City every Sunday from 6am to 12pm, a programme that resonated deeply with faith-based listeners.
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Beyond the studio, memories of her generosity and energy quickly surfaced. Several individuals recalled interacting with her during City FM’s 2025 Praise Ain’t The City programme held on Christmas Eve, where she was described as fully engaged throughout the event.
One attendee shared how Teefeh personally offered him food, while another recounted witnessing the moment she reportedly slumped, hinting at the circumstances surrounding her passing.
In a brief tribute, City FM described Teefeh as “young and full of life,” adding that “she brought light and laughter to every room and every broadcast.”
That sentiment was echoed across social media, where fans and colleagues shared tributes celebrating her passion for radio and her genuine human touch.
Her death leaves a noticeable void within City FM and the wider media community, where she was regarded as a rising voice with an infectious spirit that made listeners feel at home.
