In commemoration of his 10th year as a recording artist, JoePraize is organising Praise Ovation, a musical concert holding at the more than 7,500 capacity Loveworld Arena in Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria.
JoePraize said this at a news conference in Lagos.
He said: “It’s been 10 successful years for me and if you don’t tell about it no one would know.
“In 10 years, there are so many people who rose but five years down the line you can’t remember them.
“But in 10 years, God has been faithful and he has given me access to so many places.
“I’m a ministry person and when it comes to gospel music you would see the impact I have made.
“For me, it’s not just another event it’s special for me in every way.
“But the spirit of God gave me this idea which is the praise of the fourth man and many people keep wondering what it’s all about.
“So, a series of events led to the story of the event which would hold this month.”
Holding on October 20, 2019 by 4pm, the “Mighty God” singer with over 65 million views on his YouTube account and several hit songs, which include multi-award winning “Great and Mighty God” ft. Grammy Award winners Soweto Gospel Choir, explained and assured his invitees that though the event is not ticketed, the security, ambience and organisation will be world class.
With billboards currently seen at Admiralty Way and many top social media influencers joining in the campaign, Praise Ovation is no doubt the next big event from the gospel music circle in Nigeria, JoePraize said.
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