Nigerian gospel singer, Mercy Chinwo, will hold her first live concert in Lagos to mark this year’s Easter celebration.
The concert themed ‘Overwhelming Joy’ has been confirmed to be free and open to the public. It is slated to hold on the 29th of March, 2024 at Eko Hotels and Suites.
A statement by the singer’s record label, Grace and Truth Nation, GNT, revealed that Mercy Chinwo would unveil her 12-track album titled ‘Overwhelming Victory’, which she recorded while pregnant.
The singer said her new album was inspired by a verse in the Bible, Romans 8:37.
She said, “Overwhelming Victory embodies the spiritual victory which we possess through Christ’s love. The album, through songs like ‘Father Eh’, and ‘My Lover’, showcases various aspects of this victory, faithfulness, might, joy and reassurance in our faith journey. It’s created to uplift, inspire and affirm the listeners’ faith, offering spiritual insight and encouragement.
“Overwhelming Victory marks a new chapter in my personal and artistic journey. The creative process involved international focus, late nights and a deeper commitment to sharing my faith journey.”
The concert themed ‘Overwhelming Joy’ has been confirmed to be free and open to the public. It is slated to hold on the 29th of March, 2024 at Eko Hotels and Suites.
A statement by the singer’s record label, Grace and Truth Nation, GNT, revealed that Mercy Chinwo would unveil her 12-track album titled ‘Overwhelming Victory’, which she recorded while pregnant.
The singer said her new album was inspired by a verse in the Bible, Romans 8:37.
She said, “Overwhelming Victory embodies the spiritual victory which we possess through Christ’s love. The album, through songs like ‘Father Eh’, and ‘My Lover’, showcases various aspects of this victory, faithfulness, might, joy and reassurance in our faith journey. It’s created to uplift, inspire and affirm the listeners’ faith, offering spiritual insight and encouragement.
“Overwhelming Victory marks a new chapter in my personal and artistic journey. The creative process involved international focus, late nights and a deeper commitment to sharing my faith journey.”
