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Faith Sani expresses gratitude in new Igala gospel song

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Gospel singer, Faith Sani, has released a new song titled, Ojo Mi Agba, which she says is a personal expression of gratitude to God for His faithfulness, mercy and blessings in her life.

According to Sani, the title, which means “Thank You, My Lord,” was inspired by her desire to share her testimony and worship God through music.

She said the song came from a genuine place of worship and was created to express her gratitude in her native Igala language while taking the message to a wider audience.

“It was inspired by a heart of gratitude for God’s faithfulness, mercy, and everything He has done in my life. It is my testimony and my worship,” she said.

Sani noted that the song also represents a deeper and more personal expression of thanksgiving compared to some of her previous works.

“This new song carries a deeper and more personal expression of thanksgiving. Just like Igala Medley, it allows listeners to experience another side of my musical and spiritual journey,” she said.

Speaking about her target audience, the singer said she wanted everyone to connect with the song, particularly people who needed a reminder of God’s goodness.

“I want everyone to connect with it, especially those who need a reminder of God’s goodness. I want people to listen and say, ‘Lord, thank You,’” she added.

Sani maintained that she would continue to make music that glorifies Jesus while promoting Igala gospel music globally.

She said, “I want to continue making music that glorifies Jesus and taking Igala gospel music to the world. There is more from the original source, Jesus.”

Naomi Chima is an entertainment and lifestyle correspondent at Punch Newspapers with over three years of experience. She covers Nigerian entertainment, culture, and social events, conducts personality interviews, and contributes to features across desks. Her work demonstrates hands-on newsroom experience, editorial judgment, and a commitment to engaging, accurate, and audience-focused journalism.

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