Debbie Ohiri is a dynamic Nigerian artiste whose work beautifully weaves together music, theatre, and cultural preservation. Born and raised in the vibrant Ilaje community of Bariga, Lagos, Debbie grew up surrounded by the sounds of traditional folk music, church rhythms, and storytelling, a foundation that continues to shape her unique voice and artistic expression.

The daughter of the legendary guitarist Bob Ohiri, Debbie’s love for music and the performing arts was sparked early. Her journey led her to formal training at the prestigious MUSON School of Music, where she honed her skills in voice, performance, and music direction.

Over the past two decades, Debbie has become a celebrated figure in Lagos’ creative scene, as a singer, actress, vocal coach, choreographer, and cultural educator. Her work spans across film, television, theatre, and live music, with standout performances in Netflix hits such as Elesin Oba, Blood Sisters, Castle & Castle, The Griot, and Aníkúlápó. Her powerful voice and emotional depth also shine through in soundtracks and musical storytelling.