Nigerian gospel music has
boomed in the last ten years. Artists mix modern sounds with deep
spiritual messages. These musicians top local charts and gain
worldwide fame. Here’s a list of the ten best Nigerian gospel artists
of the decade who’ve made a big splash.
1. Sinach
Sinach famous for her worldwide hit Way Maker, stands as one
of Africa’s most powerful gospel artists. People have translated her
songs into many languages and perform them across the globe. She
became the first African gospel artist to reach number one on the
Billboard Christian Songwriters Chart.
2. Nathaniel Bassey
Known for his strong worship songs and the
Hallelujah Challenge, Nathaniel Bassey has shaped Nigerian gospel
music. Songs like Imela, Onise Iyanu, and See What the Lord Has Done
have touched countless lives.
3. Mercy Chinwo
Mercy Chinwo’s enchanting voice and uplifting lyrics
have made her a star in Nigerian gospel music. Her song Excess Love
gained her worldwide fame, and she keeps creating music to lift
people’s spirits.
4. Tope Alabi
Tope Alabi stands out as one of Nigeria’s most esteemed
gospel artists mixing Yoruba folk tunes with modern gospel sounds. Her
profound, faith-filled songs, like Yes and Amen and Oruko Tuntun,
strike a chord with gospel fans.
5. Tim Godfrey
Tim Godfrey has changed the game for gospel music in
Nigeria with his lively stage shows and strong worship songs. His
track Nara featuring Travis Greene, became a global worship favorite.
6. Eben
Eben has a track record of delivering inspiring gospel hits
such as Victory, You Are God All by Yourself, and Jesus at the Center.
His music has spread beyond borders making him a central figure in
Nigerian gospel.
7. Frank Edwards
Frank Edwards stands out as a trailblazer in today’s
Nigerian gospel music scene. His one-of-a-kind mix of worship, pop,
and Afrobeat in tracks like “Mma Mma” and “You Too Dey Bless Me” has
sparked creativity in many others.
8. Dunsin Oyekan
Dunsin Oyekan creates deep, spirit-filled worship songs, like Open Up,
Yah, and The Anthem. His music helps revive worship culture in
Nigeria.
9. Judikay
Judikay entered the gospel scene with her hit More Than Gold and
continues to bless listeners with her strong voice and worship anthems
such as Capable God.
10. Moses Bliss
Moses Bliss has become popular with songs like Too Faithful and Bigger
Everyday. His music contains faith-inspiring lyrics that appeal to
younger audiences.
Conclusion
These Nigerian gospel artists have shaped the gospel music industry in
the past ten years. Their music inspires, uplifts, and brings people
closer to God. These artists offer something unique, whether you want
worship, praise, or modern gospel sounds.
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