The year may be winding down, but the gospel music calendar is far from empty. The next few months are packed with worship gatherings, concerts and experiences happening across Nigeria and beyond.
From month-long worship sessions to live afrogospel concerts, there are still plenty of opportunities to gather, worship and experience gospel music in a different way before the year ends.
So, if you’re already planning your final months of 2026, here are three gospel events worth putting on your calendar.
1. Hallelujah Challenge with Nathaniel Bassey
If you have ever joined the Hallelujah Challenge, then you already know what to look forward to.
Nathaniel Bassey’s Hallelujah Challenge returns in October for another extended period of praise, prayer, and worship from October 5 – 30 2026. The month-long experience brings together believers from different parts of the world online, with the sessions becoming a regular part of many people’s nighttime worship routine.
It has also become one of the biggest online worship gatherings connected to Nigerian gospel music, with songs, testimonies and memorable moments from the sessions often spreading far beyond the livestream itself.
You should join the Hallelujah challenge this year!
2. Limoblaze: Solid Ground
October 30, 2026 (Abuja)
October 31, 2026 (Lagos)
Limoblaze is bringing Solid Ground to Nigeria this October, with shows in both Abuja and Lagos.
The Abuja concert takes place on October 30 at Celebration Church International, Utako, while the Lagos show follows on October 31 at Celebration Church International on Acme Road, Ikeja. Both events are scheduled to begin at 4 PM.
Solid Ground is a live concert that brings together contemporary AfroGospel, worship, and Christian hip-hop. Limoblaze will also be joined by Joe L Barnes.
For anyone who enjoys afrogospel, this is one to have on your October calendar.
3. Upper Room Kenya with Dunsin Oyekan
Dunsin Oyekan is taking Upper Room to Kenya.
The November 8 gathering will bring the worship experience to a Kenyan audience, extending the reach of the ministry of Dunsin Oyekan’s live worship gatherings.
Upper Room has grown around extended worship, prayer and spontaneous moments, giving people space to engage beyond the usual concert format.
For Kenyan gospel fans, and Nigerians who happen to be around, this is one worth watching out for.
From midnight worship sessions to live concerts and multi-day gatherings, there is still a lot happening before the year wraps up. Which one are you looking forward to?
