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Afro-Gospel Rising Stars
Faith Olowodunoye

Our Honest Review of Lekan Salami’s Redemption Album

Lekan Salamii formerly known as Oluwatomi is a Nigerian rapper, born in the 90s, in the city of Lagos. He graduated from FUUNAB, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Ogun State.  He made his first major appearance into the industry when he dropped his sophomore EP “Redemption” which is a follow up to his debut EP “Ten The Tape” which was released in 2017.

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Faith Olowodunoye

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE CROONER ‘Mo Like Jesu Gan’ DEKUNLE FUJI

Dekunle Fuji, born Adekunle Oloyede Michael Olalekan, made a significant impact on the Nigerian music scene back in 2006. Merging the Fuji and gospel genres, he found his musical identity and gained prominence through his association with Obi Asika’s Storm Records Entertainment. His journey as a Christian artist began at The Fountain of Life Church, where he honed his skills under the guidance of Pastors Bimbo and Taiwo Odukoya.

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Afro-Gospel History
Faith Olowodunoye

5 Veteran Afro-Gospel Artists We Miss in Nigeria

Over the years, several Afro-Gospel artists have made a significant impact on the Nigerian music scene. Unfortunately, as time progresses, some of these iconic figures have faded from the limelight. In this blog post, we will highlight five veteran Afro-Gospel artists who have left an indelible mark on Nigeria’s music landscape and whose absence we keenly feel.

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Afro-Gospel Rising Stars
Olayemi Adeola

Energize Music: Igniting the Gospel Music Revolution

Energize Music, with its name screaming energy, is more than just an entertainment and distribution brand; it’s a powerhouse of innovation, helmed by the music maestro Dr. Foy (Tochukwu Macfoy). With an extensive background in music production, distribution, and PR management, Dr. Foy is the visionary behind this dynamic venture.

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AfroGospel Genre
Faith Olowodunoye

‘Talk Am’ This Gaise Baba Song Will Make You Reflect on The Church

‘Talk Am’ addresses the prevailing sense of spiritual lethargy that exists within the church. The repetition of religious practices, such as fasting periods and midweek services, can sometimes become a routine devoid of genuine spiritual connection. While rituals and routines are an integral part of our religious practice, if they overshadow genuine worship and spiritual growth, their significance can diminish. 

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Afro-Gospel History
Faith Olowodunoye

121 Selah: The emerging contemporary afro-gospel choir

Selah is a contemporary afro gospel choir that has taken the music scene by storm. Composed of several individual talents, this group has made a resounding impact with their awe-inspiring performances that dominated the Old Mutual Amazing Voices Competition. 

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