Celebrated Nigerian gospel vocalist Eno Michael has released a stirring new single, “A Song For Africa,” featuring rapper and performer Ibquake. The Afrobeat-infused track is described as a heartfelt anthem celebrating the beauty and limitless potential of the African continent. A companion music video for the single premiered shortly after, giving fans a visual complement to the song’s message.

“A Song For Africa” is more than a piece of music. It is framed as a prophetic declaration over Africa’s identity and destiny. The lyrics speak directly to the continent, “Africa, it’s time. Africa, shine. Africa, lead.” The song invites listeners across the globe to join a movement, urging fans to “watch, share, and be a part of the movement across Africa and beyond,” positioning the release as both a celebration and a rallying cry for a new era of African pride, purpose, and global influence.

“A Song For Africa” is now streaming across major digital platforms, including Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music, with the official music video available on YouTube.

Stream the audio below:

Watch the video below:

Lyrics
Our faith is rising
Our light is shining
We’re taking over
the nations for our Christ

North South East and West
Dry bones shall rise again

Yes we believe Him
And we can see it
Our nation
shall be strong and great again

North South East and West
Dry bones shall rise again 4x

Dry bones shall rise again

RAP
There is a momentum bubbling from the Equitorial Guinea , go to Egypt
Let the ancient symbols teach you prophecies weightier than philosophy
It’s time for Africa bro rise and predict
It’s time and season
We are taking over like warriors
As mighty warriors before the Lord we overthrow Nimrods

Can Africa hear the matchings of Gideon
It is strategic
It is unconventional
What you thought will die is not dead
And what was a sleep was only hibernating , building it’s drum
So what you thought was loud was only
Scratching the surface

Every mountain that stands before
Zerrubabel move
You don dey form unshakeable
A command that is non negotiable
No delay , move
This is how restoration sounds
This is not nostalgia or a feel good sermon
This is restitution
For there is hope for a tree if it is cut down
That at the scent of water
It will sprout again
So dry bones come alive
Africa arise and shine for your light has come

Chorus
North South East and West
Dry bones shall rise again

Outro
Our land is prospering
Our people thriving
Where there was sorrow
There is joy peace life and Hope

Our faith is rising
Our light is shining
We’ve taking over
The nations for our Christ

Jesus Praise by Ifeoluwa is a song of worship, thanksgiving and heartfelt praise to Jesus.

Now available across digital platforms.

UK-based, Nigerian-born singer and songwriter Sunday Ekaidem releases his first sound of the year titled “Glory.”

This new release follows his impactful outing last year with “The Rest & Best of My Life,” a defining single that encapsulates the heart of his message and ministry- born from a deeply personal moment of prayer and reflection, expressing total surrender to God. He also blessed listeners with “Awaken My Love,” further establishing his sound and spiritual expression.

“Glory” is drawn from a recent live recording in Abuja and is anchored on Book of Isaiah 43:7, reminding believers that our ultimate purpose is to give glory to God.

According to Sunday, the mission remains unwavering: there is no stopping until Christ returns, we will continually give glory to the one and only true God.

Over the years, Sunday Ekaidem has ministered on notable platforms, including the Global Crusade with Kumuyi (GCK), one of the world’s most impactful gospel outreaches, reaching millions globally. He has also led worship at various revival gatherings.

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Halleluyah is a warfare worship sound, arranged and written by Oluwatimilehin Gbogboade, popularly known as Timi Crown, who is a Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter and a Prophetic Minstrel.

As a passionate proclaimer of the gospel, Timi Crown has touched countless lives through his spirit-filled music. His music releases and live ministrations have been a source of inspiration and encouragement to many.

With a heart devoted to spreading the gospel of Christ globally, Timi Crown has ministered on prominent platforms in Christ’s Kingdom, bringing hope, joy, happiness and transformation through his music.

His songs are available for streaming and download on Audiomack, Boomplay, Spotify and other online music platforms.

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Trinidadian-born, New York based gospel singer, songwriter Anisa Fowler has released a powerful new single titled “Agbára Mi Kó (Not By My Power)”.

Blending heartfelt worship with rich cultural expression, the song features lyrics in the Nigerian Yoruba dialect and centers on total dependence on God. Agbára Mi Kó translated as “It’s not by might nor by power” is a moving expression of gratitude that reflects on God’s mercy, faithfulness, and supernatural intervention. Delivered with Anisa’s signature vocal grace and sincerity, the song ushers listeners into a place of pure, unfiltered worship.

Known for her transparency and faith-driven storytelling, Anisa Fowler creates music rooted in real-life experiences that speak to both church and mainstream audiences. Her journey has been marked by perseverance, restoration, and a consistent message of hope—reminding listeners that they are not defined by their mistakes.

Anisa rose to prominence following award-winning releases such as “You Reign” and “Covered,” earning multiple honors and a Top 20 placement on the Billboard Gospel Indicator Chart for over 30 weeks. In 2025, she experienced a major international breakthrough through collaborations with leading Nigerian gospel artists, further expanding her global reach.

With “Agbára Mi Kó (Not By My Power)”, Anisa Fowler continues her mission to bring people into deep encounters with God and to share the gospel across cultures and continents—affirming once again: Jesus all the way.

Stream “Agbára Mi Kó (Not By My Power)” now on all digital platforms.

Stream the music below:

Lyrics

Many are the works of your hands lord
I’m grateful, I’m one of them
Everything you made is good oh
Perfectly made by you, my God
I’m here because of your mercy
And you have chosen me to be your friend
When the enemy came like a flood in the night
You raised a standard against him
That is why you are God

Chorus
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Agbara’s mi ko
Wiwa ti mo walaye
Ogo ni foru ko re
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Agbara mi ko
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Ise owo re mani

Bridge
Lord I’m grateful
For the little little things you do I cannot see
Lord I’m thankful for the Big Big dreams I have you made come through.
It’s a brand new day when I’m with you
I’m a living testimony
Please accept my offering
I’m alive because of you

Chorus
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Agbara’s mi ko
Wiwa ti mo walaye
Ogo ni foru ko re
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Agbara mi ko
Wiwa ti mo wa laye
Ise owo re mani

Idi Nma Nezie (You Are Good Indeed) by Evangel Chisom is a heartfelt worship anthem celebrating God s goodness and faithfulness with stirring melodies and inspirational lyrics.

Biography
Evangel Chisom (birth name Chisom Onyeka) is a Nigerian gospel artist, psalmist, and Spirit inspired songwriter from Enugu State. Blessed with the gift of receiving songs through the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, She delivers music that uplifts, heals, and draws listeners into deeper intimacy with God.

She is a graduate of Business Administration and Management from the Lagos State Polytechnic and is passionate about using her musical calling to glorify Jesus and impact lives across the world.

Evangel Chisom continues to grow as a vessel in God’s hands, releasing sounds of worship that carry grace, purity, and divine presence.

IDI NMA NA EZIE LYRICS
Uuh-uuh-uuh
Uuh-uuh-uuh
Uuh-uuh-uuh, Uuh-uuh-uuh Uuh-uuh-uuh Uuh-uuh-uuh

I will trust in you
I will trust in you
Jehovah, I will trust in you
You are dependable.

I will trust in you, Ezem oh
I will trust in you
Jehovah I will trust in you,
Ni idi nma na-ezie (for you are good indeed)

i will trust in you,
I will trust in you,
Forever and ever,
I will trust in you
Jehovah I will trust in you,
Idi nma nezie (you are good indeed)

Ebube nje eje nba, (The glory I travel with)
I will trust in you,
I will trust in you,
Jehovah I will trust in you,
idi nma nezie (you are good indeed)

Agbawe agbawe, (Unchangeable God)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah idi nma nezie , (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi nma nezie. (you are good indeed)

Ubangiji, (Almighty)
Idi nma nezie (you are good indeed)
Ubangiji Mai Ceto (God who delivers )
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idinma nezie
Idi Nma nezie (you are good indeed)

AGAIN
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi Nma nezie (you are good indeed)

Oma ka mu si bia-uwa (The one that knows how I came into the world)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi nma Nezie (you are good indeed)
Idi Nma nezie. (you are good indeed)

You break the unbreakable,
you heal the incurable,
Jehovah Idi nma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
idi nma nezie.. (you are good indeed)

You break the unbreakable,
Ezem oh, (My King)
you cure the incurable,
Jehovah Idi nma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
idi nma nezie.. (you are good indeed)

Agbakwuru ezuru ike (The One you run to for rest)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Nwane out onye (Sibling to the lonely)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi Nma nezie. (you are good indeed)

Oji ji jide nma(The one who holds my yam and knife)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Onye ne eme nma (The one who does good)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi Nma nezie. (you are good indeed)
You are good indeed
You are good indeed,
Jehovah, you are good indeed,
You are good indeed.

INTERLUDE

You are good indeed,
Alpha and Omega,
You are good indeed,
Jehovah, you are good indeed o,
Idi nma nezie. (you are good indeed)

Eze ne eme nma (The king who does good)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Aghuru Aghuru Ndu (Fountain of life)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi Nma nezie. (you are good indeed)

Omakasim bia-uwa (The one that knows how I came into the world)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Isi iyi ike ndu (Fountain of life)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi Nma nezie. (you are good indeed)

Odum ebo Judah (Lion of Judah)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Isi iyi Ike ndu (fountain of life)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi Nma nezie. (you are good indeed)

Omara neme nma (The beautiful One who does good)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Okorobia dike (Strong and Valiant)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi Nma nezie. (you are good indeed)

Nwane otunye (Sibling to the lonely)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Isi iyi ike ndu (Fountain of life)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi Nma nezie. (you are good indeed)

Ocean Divider
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Oku n’erere (Consuming Fire)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi Nma nezie. (you are good indeed)

Omakasim bia-uwa (The one that knows how I came into the world)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Idi nma nezie, (you are good indeed)
Jehovah Idinma nezie, (Jehovah you are good indeed)
Idi Nma nezie. (you are good indeed)

Jamie Wonder teams up with Henrisoul to deliver this melodious song of priase titled “Ekele”.

From my mouth to your ears as You listen
To the root and the source of my living
Ancient One when dey bless me through season seasons
Na only You I be giving
All the praise all the glory to yahwey
I no know no other road only Your way
From the earth to the heavens I will sing Your praise
Sing your praise

Onye ndi munozi na Madu
Onye ndi munozi na Madu, Na Ekele
Onye ndi munozi na Madu
Onye ndi munozi na Madu, Na Ekele

24/7 Your praise is on my lips
Devil no fit delete am oh
Halleluyah no go finish for my mouth oh oh
Ngbem kporo daddy oza me eh
You Dey answer
akpo aza Ka Chineke mu bu

January to December who get sense go remember
No be power or by might
Jehovah dey win my fight
When e dark you be light
You quench all the fiery darts
Enemies done dey cry
Ologbeja you got my back oo

Onye ndi munozi na Madu
Onye ndi munozi na Madu, Na Ekele
Onye ndi munozi na Madu
Onye ndi munozi na Madu, Na Ekele

“Top of the World” is a reflective Afrogospel track about overcoming difficult seasons through faith in God. The song captures the journey through pain, doubt, and perseverance to a place of gratitude and victory.

Artist Bio:
Tito Austen is a UK-based gospel artist known for his unique blend of musical genres while remaining deeply rooted in faith.

His formal music journey began at Igbinedion University, where he performed with the university music band. In a notable highlight of his early career, Tito led performances during the honorary degree ceremony for Nigerian music legend Innocent Idibia (2Baba) in 2016.

Tito made his official debut in 2018 with the release of his single “Otitodilichukwu” followed by “Ba Wani Kamar Kai” in 2019 and more songs.

Tito Austen represents a new generation of gospel artists who seamlessly blend genres with the aim of spreading the gospel. Through his music, he continues to share his faith journey while creating sounds that resonate with both traditional and contemporary audiences.

Gospel Artist Moses Abutu Releases Inspiring New Single “Higher”

Gospel music artist Moses Abutu has officially released his new single titled Higher, a deeply personal and uplifting song that reflects faith, resilience, and spiritual elevation. The single is now available on all major streaming platforms.

Higher was born out of a challenging season in Abutu’s life. During a church service where the message was titled “Never Let the Crisis Go to Waste,” he was inspired to turn difficult moments into worship and declarations of faith. That moment of reflection led to the creation of a song that has now become a powerful confession of hope and growth.

Speaking about the inspiration behind the song, Abutu shared that Higher represents the power of speaking faith even in uncertain moments. The song carries a message that encourages listeners to rise above fear, doubt, and life’s pressures while trusting God for greater things ahead.

With its uplifting lyrics and heartfelt delivery, Higher reminds listeners that life can move upward despite challenges. The chorus boldly declares: “He is taking me higher… life is getting better every day,” a simple yet powerful affirmation that resonates with many navigating life’s trials.

The song was brought to life with the support of talented collaborators, including Moses Shotunde, who handled the remixing and remastering of the track, ensuring clarity and depth in the final sound.

Since its release, Higher has already begun connecting with listeners who are drawn to its message of faith, perseverance, and spiritual encouragement.

Moses Abutu hopes the song will inspire people everywhere to hold on to faith and continue believing for better days ahead.

Higher is now streaming on all digital platforms.

Listen here:
https://ditto.fm/higher_a403990c

Media Contact:
For interviews, bookings, and press inquiries:
abutumosesmusic@gmail.com
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SONG LYRICS

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
Night is gone, day is here, light is come.
Darkness flee, cripple walk, blind could see.

Feel the heat from the beat, where mercy sits
He made me whole and it set me free
From my head to my feet, I feel the kick
He’s the hope that I have when in need
Hear the song that I sing, you know it’s true
And all the things that he’s brought me through

He’s taking me higher, life is getting better everyday
Higher, life is getting better everyday
Higher, everyday
He’s taking me higher, life is getting better everyday

Omanchala eh Aleya chaba eh
You say and you do, you do as you say
The same yesterday, today and forever
You make life better, can testify
Omanchala eh Aleya chaba eh
You say and you do, you do as you say
The same yesterday, today and forever
You make life better, can testify

He’s taking me higher,
life is getting better everyday
Higher, life is getting better everyday
Higher, everyday
He’s taking me higher,
life is getting better everyday

I’m so grateful Lord
Jubilate and celebrate
For the victory you gave
I’m so glad you are my friend
Jubilate and celebrate

Oh yeah You’re all I have, all I need All I ever wanted
Oh yeah Oh Oh yeah
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh

I found your love
I have your peace
I’m grateful Lord
Thank You Lord

Higher, life is getting better everyday
He’s taking me higher,
Life is getting better everyday
Higher, life is getting better everyday
Higher, life is getting better everyday
Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh Oh

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ARTIST BIOGRAPHY

Abutu Moses is a preacher whose music is deeply rooted in faith, honesty, and the everyday journey of trusting God. His sound blends worship with Afro-gospel and contemporary influences, creating songs that speak to both the heart and the realities of life. More than just music, Moses sees his art as a form of ministry a way to encourage, heal, and lift people through sound.
His debut single, Higher, marks an important beginning in his musical journey. The song is a personal confession, born from moments of prayer, growth, and perseverance. It reflects Moses’s own experience of learning to rise above fear, doubt, and limitation by placing his trust in God. For him, Higher isn’t just a title, it is a mindset and a declaration of faith.
Moses writes and sings for people who are still finding their way, still believing even when answers aren’t clear, and still choosing hope in the middle of uncertainty. His music speaks to quiet struggles, private prayers, and the desire to live with purpose. Whether in worship spaces or through headphones in everyday life, his songs are meant to meet listeners where they are and remind them that God is still at work.
Influenced by gospel, soul, and African rhythms, Abutu brings a sound that feels both spiritual and grounded. His style is gentle yet powerful, reflective yet uplifting. He values authenticity over performance and connection over perfection, allowing his music to carry real emotion and meaning.
As he continues to release new music, Moses Abutu’s mission is simple: to help people look upward, live intentionally, and walk boldly in their faith. His hope is that every song becomes more than just something you hear but something that strengthens you, encourages you, and helps you go higher.