During the Mother’s Day celebration, Edwards reflected on a pivotal moment in his journey—when he was on the brink of signing a $320,000 deal to sell his entire music catalog.

His mother, however, vehemently opposed the agreement, insisting that the ₦150,000 she had invested in helping him set up his studio was worth far more than the tempting offer. She emphasized the value of patience and divine timing.

Determined to protect his future, she even confiscated his international passport to prevent him from traveling to finalize the deal.

At the time, Edwards struggled to understand her perspective, questioning how her modest investment could outweigh such a lucrative opportunity.

Looking back, he now acknowledges the wisdom in her words. He credits his mother’s unwavering faith and divine insight for his success, stating that her guidance has never failed him.

In his heartfelt tribute, he described her as an “impenetrable wall of fire” and thanked her for always aligning him with God’s plan.

 

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Gospel singer Frank Edwards recently took to his social media to offer some valuable advice to couples.

While he encouraged them to utilize social media as a platform to promote their music, products, or business endeavors, he urged them to keep their family life private.

Frank Edwards highlighted the potential threats that can infiltrate our lives through social media. He emphasized the presence of evil forces lurking within the virtual realm and stressed the importance of safeguarding our loved ones from potential harm.

Frank Edwards highlights the significance of consciously separating our personal lives from our digital personas.

“Feed them with your music or your products but!!! Keep your family away from online people!!
Demos are here too!! Protect your family”.

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Renowned gospel artist Moses Bliss recently held a deeply moving concert in his hometown of Akwa Ibom, where he shared the inspiring tales of his humble beginnings before his meteoric rise to fame.

Videos from the event, dubbed ‘The Bliss Experience,’ have since circulated online, capturing poignant moments where Moses Bliss recounted personal anecdotes of his early struggles, including selling pure water to make ends meet. He also reminisced about a time when his mother couldn’t afford two bus seats during a journey to Akwa Ibom.

The concert, which took place on Monday, April 1, brought the entire state to a standstill as locals and dignitaries, including the state governor, Pastor Umo Eno, gathered to witness the powerful performances. Alongside Moses Bliss, his wife Marie Wiseborn, and esteemed artist Frank Edwards graced the stage, captivating the audience with their musical talents.

During the event, Moses Bliss used his platform to uplift and inspire the people of Akwa Ibom, urging them not to lose hope in the face of adversity and reminding them that they too could achieve greatness. Minister Frank Edwards shared a touching anecdote, revealing that he once judged an audition where Moses Bliss was a contestant. A decade later, they stand together, collaborating and singing songs of triumph and faith.

He said “We used to enter bus. I used to sell pure water. I am telling all these stories so that you will know that what you are going through is not unique to you. You are not the only one going through something. But if you hold unto Jesus from here the lord will catapult you to the nations of the earth”.

 

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In the spirit of Easter –  a celebration dedicated to the death and rising of the Christian saviour, Jesus Christ, singer, Frank Edwards ushers a new single titled, Dominus Omnium.

Having had a successful previous year, following his tracks which attracted a mania in the mainstream, this positions as Frank Edwards’s first debut for the year.

Self-produced by Frank, the song is rumoured to be a track in his forthcoming studio body of work.

Quotable lyrics

Rex Regum et Dominus Omnium
We Worship and Adore
Your MAJESTY
All Creation, they all Bow
In AWE of You
You’re the Son of God, Amen
You Paid the Price
That no Man Could have Paid This Life I Live…

Listen up!

STREAM AND GET HERE

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Popular Gospel musician, Frank Edwards has spoken out in response to online rumours that he had started dating Deborah, the daughter of Pastor Paul Enenche.

The engagement rumour began on Sunday when the first daughter of Pastor Paul of Dunamis International Gospel Center, DIGC, uploaded an a picture of her beautiful engagement ring on her Facebook and Instagram pages without detailed information.

Debbie, as she is commonly known, stayed silent despite requests from her admirers to elaborate on the image.

However, recently, netizens unearthed a photograph of Deborah Enenche and Frank Edwards, implying that the latter had engaged the daughter of the Dunamis Gospel International Centre General Overseer.

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Reacting, Frank Edwards took to his Instagram page where he quashed the report as false.

He wrote:

“Y’all should let that girl enjoy her peace with all the false news Haba! No, be only engagement.. Na Nokia engage.”

“It is false news let the girl enjoy her peace. Thank you,” the gospel singer wrote in a follow-up post.

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Meanwhile, Frank Edwards has weighed in on the forthcoming 2023 general elections in Nigeria, while also pointing out that the country is in a critical condition.

The 33-year-old gospel singer made this statement via a post he made on his Twitter page, talking about the state of the nation and the election in general.

In the same tweet, the singer talked about making the right decision and not letting anyone influence that decision, while also being grateful that Nigerians can now choose right because of the suffering they’ve had to endure.

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Frank Edwards received a message from a fake R.Kelly, and his response is unexpected.

The gospel musician shared a screenshot from a fake account belonging to the American artist who is currently incarcerated on charges of sexual assault.

In his badly written message to Frank Edwards, ‘R.Kelly’ had requested a $100 assistance from him, noting that the contribution would go towards his legal fees

The said scammer had sent him a direct message on Instagram introducing himself as R. Kelly and lamenting that he is about to go to jail like a nobody after making so much impact in the world.

He then stated that he needs help to get a lawyer and that as little as $100 dollar will go a long way to help him.

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The Nigerian singer has simply replied to the request with, “you no well.”

Frank Edwards also shared a screenshot of the message on his Instagram handle mocking the scammer for the numerous grammatical errors.

“Please tell this scammer it’s Sunday morning abeg. This R.Kelly that can’t speak correct English. Fly nah.” He wrote.

 

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• Artiste Name: Frank Edwards
• Song Title: Ibuka
• Genre: Gospel
• Country: Nigeria
• Year: 2022

Rocktown Music recording artiste, Frank Edwards has released a new spirit-inspired number titled, ‘Ibuka‘.

The song is a eulogy to the Almighty, appreciating and glorying the blessedness of his handworks. It means ‘You are big’, and so, stressing the uniqueness of God’s blissful character and essence! Ibuka was rendered in a soul-lifting worship tempo.

Serving as his second output of the year, it is a follow-up to his previous tune, ‘Fire’ which was released two months ago.

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Edwards has also announced the arrival of his new studio album titled, ‘Melody’, which is set to drop on the 22nd of April.

The track’s production was carried out by Frank himself!

Quotable lyrics

Holy one, mighty God
Na your name be that oh
The blind see, The lame walk
Na your work be that oh
Heaven and earth shall pass away
But your word will still remain
Ibuka Ibuka Eh, Ibuka Ibuka (You’re bigger)…

Listen up!

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Secular artists aren’t the only persons to have enjoyed International collaborations, Nigerian Gospel Artists have also gotten the benefit of working with International Gospel Artists to produce spirit-filled songs.

In most cases, there is no room for competitiveness in Christiandom, and the major reason why artists from various regions gather together is to spread the gospel more effectively.

There have been times when Nigerian gospel artists have been able to include non-African performers in their songs, which has aided in the dissemination of the kingdom’s message and improved relations between the two countries.

To commemorate some of these outstanding events, this list honours the top 10 Nigerian and International Gospel collaborations.

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Nara – Tim Godfrey / Travis Greene

The number one slot on this list belongs to the 2018 AGMA Worship Song of the Year. Tim Godfrey of ROX Nation teamed up with award-winning international crooner Travis Greene to create an award-winning hit that captivated the Christian community.

SMJ produced the tune, which won multiple prizes including AGAFEST and AGMA Song of the Year in 2018.

The song currently has over 60 Million views on Youtube.

This God is too Good- Nathaniel Bassey / Micah Stampley

Nathaniel Bassey, one of Africa’s most prolific worshipers and singer-songwriters, who has blessed the world with a plethora of inspirational songs from his heart, finally released his first international collaboration titled “This God is Too Good” with singer Micah Stampley in 2017.

The song, however, was overshadowed by another of his songs, Onise Iyanu, which was released later.

Ka Anyi Bulie Gi Elu- Frank Edwards / Don Moen

On the way to releasing his album Frankincense in 2016, Rock Town Music founder and rich boy Frank Edwards released a track named Ka Anyi Bulie Gi Elu with renowned gospel phenomenal performer Don Moen, which means “Lets lift you (God) high” in the native Igbo language of Nigeria.

At the end of the same year, the duo released an EP record titled Grace.

Na You- Dunsin Oyekan / Kim Burrel

Following his success with the song Na You while serving as the National Music Director of the Common Wealth of Zion Assembly [COZA], seasoned Music Minister Dunsin Oyekan collaborates with exceptional vocalist and pastor Kim Burrel in a remix that nearly overshadows the original.

The duo then sang the song together for the latter’s debut ministration in Nigeria at The Experience 2016.

Baba -Frank Edwards / Micah Stampley

Frank’s album Frankincense, which features Micah Stampley, Don Moen, and Nathaniel Bassey, was released in 2016 and wowed everyone when it topped Beyonce’s and Adele’s albums on the iTunes album chart within a few hours of its release.

Baba, which features 2004 Stellar Award winner Micah Stampley, is one of the album’s tracks. The song, however, had little impact on the Nigerian gospel music charts, although it still made the top ten.

With My Hands- Sinach ft Micah Stampley

Sinach enlists the help of American Gospel singer, Micah Stampley on this powerful song.

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Excess Love remix- Mercy chinwo ft JJ Hairston

In 2018, Mercy Chinwo took over the nation with her beautiful inspirational song, “Excess Love” which was her breakthrough hit. Two years later in 2020, she teamed up with American worship leader, JJ Hairston for the remix.

She also released it as part of her 2020 Album, “Satisfied“. While the original has over 35 Million views on youtube, the remix had over 32 Million views.

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Gospel Singer, Mercy Chinwo has reacted to a fan who shared that she is also experiencing domestic violence in her home.

Mercy had posted the picture of Late Osinachi Nwachukwu on her page with the caption, “It is Well”.

Recall that news of Osinachi’s death flooded the social media space on Saturday.

The gospel music musician, who rose to prominence with the tune “Ekwueme,” which has been viewed more than 72 million times on YouTube, died on Saturday in an Abuja hospital.

Initially, the talented Abuja-based gospel act was said to have died of a mysterious disease.

Close friends and allies, on the other hand, have speculated that her tumultuous union was the cause of her untimely demise.

They also accused the Ekwueme singer’s husband of molesting and abusing her on a regular basis.

Frank Edwards, a colleague of hers, claimed on Saturday that the late singer had an abusive husband who often brutalised her before she died.

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Celebrities like Mercy Chinwo took to Instagram to mourn her death. A Fan took to Mercy’s comment section to confess to being a victim of domestic violence and the Gospel Singer was shocked.

Reacting, the “Excess Love” crooner wrote;

You are going through the same what? and you are still there??? I don’t get it.

 

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The late Osinachi was a lead singer at the Dunamis International Gospel Centre. She was featured in several popular gospel songs like “Nara Ekele” by Pastor Paul Enenche (Dunamis, Abuja) and “You no dey use me play” by Emma.

She is survived by four children and her family.

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Peter Nwachukwu, the late prominent gospel artiste Osinachi’s husband, has been detained by the police for his wife’s death.

The 42-year-old musician died on Friday after spending several days in an unnamed Abuja hospital.

Osinachi’s colleagues accused her husband of abusing her while she was working as a lead singer at the Dunamis International Headquarters in Abuja.

In a live Instagram video, prominent musician Frank Edwards said that Osinachi’s husband abused her on multiple occasions.

He said,

“One time in a studio, this man slapped her just because she wanted to record the song in Igbo against his will. She does not do anything on her own.

“She would say, please beg my husband. She was at his mercy. I didn’t know the intensity of what she was going through; I didn’t know how somebody would be jealous of the wife he claimed to love.

“There are a lot of stories where people told her this and that, but what I know was that the control was too much. The other time somebody wanted me to get her for an event, and I contacted her, but she said ‘beg my husband.’

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Osinachi’s elder sister was said to have also confirmed that the husband kicked her in the chest which led to her being taken to the hospital.

A Police source disclosed that police operatives, Sunday arrested Mr Nwachukeh and that investigation has commenced into the singer’s death as a result of alleged domestic violence.

Confirming Peter’s arrest, FCT Police Public Relations Officer, Josephine Adeh said: “He is now in our custody. The younger brother of the deceased reported the matter and we have commenced investigation.”

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There are over 100 well-known gospel artists in Nigeria and here are the top Nigerian gospel musicians and churches they attend.

Their songs may be familiar, but little is known of the churches they attend.

Here is the list of top gospel artists and the church they attend.

Dunsin Oyenkan

Dunsin Oyekan is a well-known musician known for his revivalistic way of ministering songs.

His major song includes Imole De, Open up, the fragrance of worship, hallelujah, blood and the lamb etc.

He was once a member and the choir director of COZA in Ilorin but it is believed that he knows attends Dunamis.

Mercy Chinwo

Mercy Chinwo known and loved for her beautiful voice and her Spirit-filled music is a popular gospel artist known for her song Excess love.

She once attended The Apostolic Church, now she attends House on the Rock.

Tim Godfery

Tim Godfrey is a Nigerian gospel singer, director, musician, music director, songwriter, producer, music teacher, vocal instructor, art training consultant and writer.

He has been regarded to be the Nigerian version of Kirk Franklin and Tye Tribbett muyou, the al ideas.

He is best known for his song Nara in collaboration with Travis Greene. He also attends House on the Rock.

Shola Allyson

Shola Allyson is a Yoruba gospel artist, songwriter, voice coach, counsellor and consultant. She began her music career in 2003.

She started by doing a soundtrack for a Yoruba movie, and later on, released an album titled Eji Owuro.

She attends the celestial church of Christ.

 Big Bolaji

The talented praise singer is known for his wonderful ways of leading his praise songs.

He organizes his yearly concert called turn up.

He attends the Redeemed Christian Church of God.

Frank Edwards

The talented artist is well-loved and known for his wonderful voice and professional gospel music.

He came into the limelight when he released you too dey bless me.

He attends Christ Embassy.

Sinach

The popular gospel musician is known for her spirit-lifting songs, she is known for her songs like way maker, more of you, the name of Jesus etc.

She is a member of the Christ Embassy too.

 Nathaniel Bassey

This gospel artist needs little or no introduction. He is known for his songs like Alagbada ina, onise iyanu, olowogbogboro etc.

He is a member of the redeemed Christian church of God.

 Bukola Bekes

The gbangban gbangban singer is a well-known musician all over the Redeemed Christian Church of God.

She leads most of the praise and worship songs in the church.

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