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Ba Mi Pade (Meet Me)
Ref: John 6:35-40
Ba Mi Pade
Iwo ni mo wa wa (I have come to meet you)
Ma je 'temi o gbe (Let me not be unfortunate)
Ma je ki n lo l'ofo (Do not let me go empty handed)
Ba mi pade Baba (Father meet me at the point of my need)

[Verse 1]
Iwo nikan Jesu lo le ba mi gberu aye mi (Only you Jesus can carry my burden)
Mo ke pe o (I call on you)
Asore carry aye, se temi ni ire (Giver of all perfect gifts, favor me)
Pelu irele ni mo wa si iwaju (Humbly I come before you)
O so wi pe o ki yio ko iyan onirele kere (You said you will bless the humble even more)
Tori e lo je ki n wa o (That is why I have come)
Ba mi pade lo ni mo be o (Meet me today I pray to you)
[Verse 2]
Oba to fi apere doju ti gorodomu (The one who uses the foolish things of this world to confound the wise) 
Jowo wa se oro aye mi (Please come and fix my life)
Iwo lo fi oro modekai ti o fi ru Hamani loju (You turned Haman's evil deed towards Mordecai against him)
Jowo sanu mi (Please have compassion on me)
Ireti pipe le se okan laare (Hope deferred makes the heart weak)
Sugbon ala ti o ba muse eso iye ni o (But a dream fulfilled by You is a fruit of life)
Jesu je ki n le pitan ayo (Jesus give me grace to share joyful story)
So agbegbe mi di nla o (Enlarge my coast)

Ba Mi Pade (Meet Me) by David Oke (AGS)

Break Every Chain - by Makeida

This is my first Gospel Cover.

Originally sung by Tasha Cobb - It took me 3 days to get it right, as Tasha Cobb is a bad gal singer. So I hope you all like it!!

Today marks 1 year to the date, that I went to NIGERIA (for the first time) - to break every chain. ;-)

Break Every Chain - MAKEIDA (Gospel) - Tasha Cobb Cover

Oba Toto (Awesome King) by Affiong Odebode ft. Nathaniel Bassey

Gospel ghana/nigeria  Mix

‘Modupe’, by Just Davies, literally interpreted “I give thanks” is one of the strongest Yoruba phraseologies used to express ones gratitude. Aside the song’s nice rhythmic arrangement, its wordings carry great messages blended with scriptural nuances which qualifies it as a ‘Spiritual Song’ according to Colossians 3v16. From the beginning of the song, there is a mental picture of the raising of the hands in worship, followed by encomiastic words. 

Also from the lyrics of the song, Biblical allusions are made to reinforce and justify the reasons for giving thanks to the Most High. One of such allusions is Psalm 34v17: I give thanks for His ears are opened to my prayers.

I Give Thanks (Modupe)

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Some songs are written and then some songs are given!

June 25th, 2014(Lagos, Nigeria): 'Miracle-Worker'(The Yahweh reprise) was given to me, as I prayed in my 'Jugsy-Nduks' room. I lay face-down on the floor because my knees could not bear the weight of my agony that day. This lasted for approximately 8 minutes and 3 seconds. At the very same moment, my 2 year-old niece was fighting for her life in an Intensive Care Unit in the USA. Doctors were trying to revive her through Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). Soon after, she slipped into a coma and was in that state for a few weeks. In between the last full-stop and this next sentence, it is best left to the imagination what a harrowing time that my family had to endure during that period.

I sang this song every-day because I could not find the words to pray.

I promised heaven that I would record and release the song as soon as my niece left the hospital. Promise kept. Here you have it!

Interestingly, my fellow stake-holders in the process (Wilson Joel and Nathaniel Bassey) were also going through several near-similar encounters. For WJ, he also had a family member in hospital. For NB, anytime he turned on the TV etc., all he heard was a confirmation of the lyrics of this song.

Today, Fefe (pronounced Fay-fay) is the effervescent joy-ball as she has always been! Her laughter peals like bells ringing. It is almost surreal to believe the awesome transformation. From down and out, to up and about! A few weeks ago, I visited her and when I I sang her 'Miracle-working God' song to her, the smile she gave me was worth more than a million rainbows!

Who would have known that such a trial would birth such a triumph? YAHWEH!

Experience THE MIRACLE-WORKER, DESTINY-CHANGER, and POWERFUL HEALER today!

LYRICS:

Verse 1

Miracle Worker (2x)
Come and do a miracle, a miracle today (2x)

– Interlude –

Miracle-Worker (2x)
Come and do a miracle, a miracle today (2x)
Destiny-Changer, you are a Destiny-Changer.
Come and change a destiny, a destiny today (2x).

Chorus:
Your name is Yahweh
Your name is Yahweh
You're the miracle-working God
Your name is Yahweh

Verse 2

Powerful Healer, you are the powerful Healer
Come and heal so powerful, so powerful today
You will heal so powerful, so powerful today
Powerful Healer, you are the Powerful Healer (yeah)
Come and heal so powerful, so powerful today
Let us see your power flow
Your power flow today

Yahweh (repeat)

–Interlude – Trumpet solo

Outro: You're the miracle-working God, the miracle-working God,
           You're the miracle-working God, Yahweh

CREDITS:

Inspiration by Yahweh
Written/Vocals by Glowreeyah Braimah
Trumpet/Vocals by Nathaniel Bassey
Produced, Mixed and Mastered by Wilson Joel (Doxology Music)

Miracle Worker ft. Nathaniel Bassey

If you have anything to be grateful to God for, or even if you’re believing God for a victory in any area of your life, this is a song to put on replay.

Mairo - Ole Halleluyah Feat. Nathaniel Bassey

ALAGBARA LORI AYE By Olufummy Peter, Produced By Ppiano...

Oyera is a chichewa word that means you are Holy and kileoleshe is a Yoruba word that means Is there anything hard with you God? Obviously we all know nothing is hard with our God.
This worship song was born out of the holy spirit when l was leading worship in my church.If you wanna singing along l encourage you let your soul sing and not your mouth it will usher you in the presence of the father let alone drag you in the worship room.

Oyera-Kileoleshe

African, Nigerian, Yoruba, Folk ,worship music. 
Artist Name: Aimee
Produced and arranged by MixmasterJ

Oluwa mo mi

Rccg Praise & worship African highlife

https://itunes.apple.com/album/id1015623901

MORIRE

MoRiRe by Mike Abdul ftr MoniQue

David Oke, commonly called A.G.S or MC Rhema, is an international minister of the Gospel called by God with a Prophetic and Evangelistic mandate "To empower the saints and bring all men to the knowledge of Jesus Christ." He is an award-winning and multi-talented minister, Gospel Artist, Psalmist, Revivalist, Producer, Comedian, and Multi-Instrumentalist. He is the C.E.O. of Rez Records, a faith-based music company specializing in songwriting, recording, mixing, and mastering services. David Oke grew up in a family that has a solid spiritual foundation and faith in Jesus. He has so much passion for the things of God, and He is unashamed about His love for God and the Gospel. His debut album entitled "Ipa (Might)" was released in 2010, and since then, ministry and his passion for souls to be saved and transformed by knowing Jesus has taken him to many nations. His music career has gotten him several awards both in the United States of American and his native country - Nigeria. David Oke so far has recorded many albums Ipa (Might), Erujeje (Awesome God), The Faithful one (1&2), Revival, The Unfathomable God (live), Gritty v2 (Live), and The Finished work (Live). He convenes people of like passion together for "Gritty," a sporadic but monthly prayer and worship event geared towards establishing God's Government and Kingdom on earth, starting with cities in Georgia.  David Oke is married to beautiful Ayobami, and both of them are blessed with two beautiful children.

Ba Mi Pade (Meet Me) by David Oke (AGS)

David Oke A.G.S