Today’s #BumpThis is for all gospel music lovers, prayer warriors and choristers finding the latest in the gospel scene. Enjoy our playlist of the latest Nigerian Gospel songs.
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Love Me First ��� Chidinma
Nigerian Gospel music meets Amapiano on Chidinma���s latest song. Love Me First is her claim that God���s love for her existed before birth. Legworks can’t fail to this song of praise.
Ojoro ��� Mike Abdul feat. Clement Wyte
Ojoro, as stated in Mike Abdul���s song, is a snide remark haters drop when they see blessings falling on your lap and blame God for impartiality.
Lolo Remix ��� O���Tobi feat. Drakare
O���Tobi gets deep in his loverboy bag to describe the joy his babe gives him. God also got some shout-out for sending the babe his way. Drakare seasoned the track with a rap verse.
Made A Way ��� Prince Dayo feat. Hosana
Made A Way is a well-scored ministration song. From its slow-paced drums, guitar and keyboard chords to the choral backups, this track can never miss any time you yearn to praise and worship.
Adonai ��� Stephanie Keri feat. De Muna and David Williams
If you need gospel worship songs that sound like the clouds are open and angels are hovering around, I recommend Stephanie Keri���s Adonai. David Williams��� soothing vocals backed up Stephenie, and De Muna fueled it with her spoken word performance.
Do to Me What You Want ��� Dunsin Oyekan
In an eleven-minute-long ministration of worship and praise music, Dunsin Oyekan leads the music about totally surrendering himself to the higher power. Do to Me What You Want is a dedication song.��
Jaiye ��� Kaydeegospel
Kaydeegospel made this song so intimate one would first think it’s about a lover, but it’s God. Have a sweet relationship with God together, and make this your date soundtrack.
He Cares ��� PYEFA
PYEFA uses his faith as a reference point for those seeking God���s face. He sings, ���I no know wetin be your story, just know that Jesus Christ, he cares for you.���
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