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dalass:
Congratulations to you on your feat. Don't despise the days of small beginnings.... Keep it up fynestboi

Thank you dalass. God bless

olaniyilukman:
Great job... is it on YouTube

Yes please.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVGsKhiAGUs?si=V6kJiVuJyQakWRdw

Expanse2020:
This movie portray one man from Jos...
After he thief finish
Robbed people
Robbed bank
Killed people
He now claim Jesus call him...


Antiislam
No be so

At least watch it first before concluding. What if I tell you that you’re wrong? 😂😂

Freestainworld:
I already know the end without watching it, but kudos to your hard work

Ah what's the end of the movie? Would you mind sharing?

Watch and drop your review.

The Gun and the Cross is a faith-based redemption story written by Adeoluwa Boluwajaiye and directed by Gideon Olaiya.

It follows the life of a man caught in an identity crisis, only to discover that there is a higher purpose behind all he is going through. The movie speaks about sacrifice, forgiveness, grace and redemption.

What is the connection between the gun and the cross? What does the gun symbolise, and what does the cross reveal?

Find out in The Gun and the Cross.

Watch now on MIN.ADEOLUWA TV:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVGsKhiAGUs?si=8ilXxQycqbJ8uByf

THE GUN AND THE CROSS


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jVGsKhiAGUs?si=8ilXxQycqbJ8uByf

TRACK 5

TESTIMONY MEDLEY

https://open.spotify.com/track/50Cq5xcAMtwb4wLo3U1rCz?si=_x5nqaBgTeGAmOTWZ7GCHQ


https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=yp_tjQ7al3A&si=04zwcIez8bEEkpIK

TRACK 4

OTI SE (He has done it)

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=AyTUHXMZiAk&si=6J__IZ5J3QpoIpL-

https://open.spotify.com/track/0iMgt4W2EuWFxHhBXOxKUb?si=SBcguzDOQmCs3QLgiAtk8A

TRACK 3
O TASTE AND SEE

https://open.spotify.com/track/7EWuMXYKHjU7d5JjaHsPL4?si=kZZn7DRhRGO0MFMp7QJbsA


https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=wGCYcj6Pgjw&si=E61-tuKBJ8IZlHeP

Track 2
THIS GOD

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=zT3FSx5JOf8&si=fagtatagDyyqWAAY


https://open.spotify.com/track/6LJ7p7pAB8Fxs0QUDrXnTR?si=WgWOZ4mGRsasrlJyxm7r6g

Track 1

MY TESTIMONY

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=K9mu6UHcBjs&si=ZQaSPbZdl-OGNT-4


https://open.spotify.com/track/4j2pHiAPqQgOKT4a8X3rUH?si=7WK3N3--QlWh0Mw8MEcXfw

Which of the songs do you like most?

LISTEN ON ANY OTHER STREAMING PLATFORM HERE

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/minadeoluwa/testimony

LISTEN ON SPOTIFY HERE


https://open.spotify.com/album/6dkzqhS6EUBn5A3XYAYFg4?si=B5ZY5Xe3Rw6Lb3vhOGd-bQ

LISTEN ON YOUTUBE HERE

https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_l43dstaQxa73IKvz53pj-FOVHeBxu4A1Y&si=YsTL9NS8DGIeiuTZ

UK-based gospel minister, songwriter, recording and performing artist MIN.ADEOLUWA has released his sophomore EP titled “TESTIMONY.” The five-track project is now available on all major streaming platforms.

TESTIMONY captures a journey of faith, waiting and the faithfulness of God. The project reflects real life experiences, seasons of prayer, declarations and moments where faith had to stand strong even when there was nothing visible to hold on to.

According to the minister, the songs on the EP were not created through a planned writing session or a strategic studio process. They came during a season of deeper fellowship with God. As he pressed further in worship and prayer, the songs began to come, each one reflecting the season he was living through at the time.

The EP carries a sound that blends heartfelt worship with simple but powerful declarations. The songs focus on gratitude, confidence in God and the assurance that prayers do not go unheard. Rather than complicated arrangements, the strength of the project lies in the sincerity of its message and the atmosphere of worship it creates.

Each track on TESTIMONY tells a part of the story. Together, they form a journey from waiting to manifestation, reminding listeners that what begins as prayer can eventually become testimony.

For MIN.ADEOLUWA, this project represents more than music. It is a personal expression of God’s faithfulness and a reminder that seasons of waiting are never wasted.

The TESTIMONY EP by MIN.ADEOLUWA is now available on all streaming platforms.

https://open.spotify.com/album/6dkzqhS6EUBn5A3XYAYFg4?si=3CP5zuZuS4u6SfdejtLdAg

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Remember the popular hymn Trust and Obey?

Here is an Afro version in this song

Peace in the Storm.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZOGs1I0dbo?si=3Ea6C5JiHIdaDxqO

Remember the popular hymn Trust and Obey?

Here is an Afro version in this song

Peace in the Storm.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZOGs1I0dbo?si=3Ea6C5JiHIdaDxqO

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/minadeoluwa/peace-in-the-storm?ref=release


ANY STREAMING PLATFORM USE HERE


https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/minadeoluwa/peace-in-the-storm?ref=release

LISTEN ON SPOTIFY HERE


https://open.spotify.com/album/2AaT8y6xjjdoi5kncGWkUc?si=nBc3W2WGSvypdWTB47YZJw

WATCH THE LYRICS VIDEO HERE


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZOGs1I0dbo?si=OWMyNS6q8RtxkDN1

Scripture singing minister Adeoluwa Boluwajaiye, known as Min. Adeoluwa, has released a new Afro-gospel single titled Peace in the Storm, a song that reflects a refreshing blend of sound diversity while staying true to his core assignment of communicating God’s Word through music.

Over the years, Min. Adeoluwa has been known for scripture-based worship, often delivering songs that draw directly from biblical truth and personal faith expressions. With Peace in the Storm, he steps into the Afro-gospel space, bringing together contemporary African rhythms and strong spiritual content. The result is a sound that feels both modern and deeply devotional.

The move into Afro-gospel is a thoughtful one. Today, Afro-inspired sounds have become a powerful channel for reaching a wider audience, and this release shows how the gospel message can be carried through culturally relevant music without losing its depth. Rather than shifting away from his identity as a scripture minister, Min. Adeoluwa uses the sound to reinforce his message, making faith declarations accessible beyond traditional worship settings.

The song was produced by Joonho Wantete, a Senegal-born, UK-based producer whose touch brings a calm but engaging atmosphere to the track. The production leans into steady Afro-inspired percussion, warm bass, and soft melodic layers that allow the vocals and message to remain the focus. Instead of pushing for high-energy Afrobeat intensity, the arrangement carries a gentle groove that reflects the central theme of peace in the middle of life’s storms.

At the heart of Peace in the Storm is a message of trust, anchored on the timeless hymn line:

“Trust and obey, for there’s no other way
To be happy in Jesus, but to trust and obey.”

The verses speak directly to seasons of uncertainty and pressure:

“No matter what comes my way, I will still praise Your name
Even when the storm is strong, I’ll keep my faith in Him.”

Using the imagery of storms, rising tides, and overwhelming moments, the song reminds listeners to fix their focus on Christ rather than their circumstances:

“Jesus is in this storm so I fix my gaze on Him
I know joy is here, I know peace is here.”

There is also a strong tone of spiritual confidence as the song progresses:

“Enemy may rise against me, in You I’ve found my strength
Even when it looks like they’re winning, I will still trust in You.”

With references to God as the Lord of Hosts and the assurance that He never abandons His own, the song closes in a posture of praise and quiet victory.

Peace in the Storm reflects Min. Adeoluwa’s continued commitment to making scripture singable and relatable. By combining Afro-gospel expression with strong faith declarations, the song offers encouragement for anyone going through a difficult season, carrying a simple reminder that even in the middle of the storm, joy is here and peace is here.

Listen and tell us which of the tracks ministered to you the most.

YouTube here

https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mjby3Apomk8I2tVuHo3fp-zFYFs97ub8s&si=SZKSmbCj25Fu_Bbm

Listen here.


https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/minadeoluwa/the-word-2

Spotify link

https://open.spotify.com/album/06gTtV6yLhMKYmKl9O5ztu?si=rWc3tJXITlWrHRctjntXSQ

Listen and tell us which of the tracks ministered to you the most.


Music video of one of the track.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9d-8B9-IXo?si=yKDtNocbIumuK3ca

Something fresh just hit the gospel scene.
Minister Adeoluwa has officially released his long-awaited debut EP titled THE WORD and it is already drawing attention for its depth, message, and sound.

Known for his creative Scripture Singing style, Adeoluwa turns pure Bible verses into music that ministers to the heart and strengthens faith. The project carries five soul-lifting tracks including:

Mary’s Praise (Luke 1:46–49)
Believer’s Creed (1 Peter 2:9)
Agbara Jesu Wa Sibe
The Names of God
The Word

Every song reminds listeners that the Word of God is living, active, and powerful. Whether you love worship, meditative music, or songs that help you connect deeper with Scripture, this project has something for you.

Released on October 9, 2025, THE WORD EP marks a major milestone for the UK-based gospel minister who recently won Best Praise and Worship Leader at the GX Awards 2025.

Stream and download here:

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/minadeoluwa/the-word-2

Available on all major platforms – Spotify, Apple Music, Boomplay, Audiomack and more.

This is not just music; it is The Word in Sound.
Listen and tell us which of the tracks ministered to you the most.

Follow MIN.ADEOLUWA on all social media platforms and subscribe to his YouTube channel:
https://youtube.com/@min.adeoluwa?si=r87fBbiIFeYWzyuo

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9d-8B9-IXo?si=yKDtNocbIumuK3ca

Adeyinka Alaseyori Honours Gospel Legends at Historic Nostalgia Night

21st August 2025 will be remembered as a night when Nigeria’s gospel community paused to look back, honour, and celebrate the true vessels behind the songs that shaped our faith.

Something deeply nostalgic unfolded on the 21st of August 2025. Hosted by Minister Adeyinka Alaseyori, “Celebrating the Legends” was not just another gospel event, it was history meeting the present, a night where faces were finally put to the timeless Christian songs that have travelled across generations and across the globe.
Songs like “The Most Excellency is Jesus, Shout Hallelujah, Amen…”, “I Have a God Who Never Fails, Forevermore,” “I Love the Man of Galilee,” “Hold Somebody, Tell Him That You Love Him, Put Your Hands Together and Praise the Lord”, “Mo sun l’ayo, mó ji l’ayo, mo f’ogo f’Olúwa, mó ji l’ayo, Baba, mo dúpẹ́ o” (“I slept joyfully and I woke up joyfully, I give glory to God, I woke up in joy, Father I am grateful”), and “Darling Jesus, Darling O my Darling Jesus, You are a Wonderful God” are songs many of us grew up with, the soundtracks of morning devotions, family altars, and church gatherings. We sang them repeatedly, yet most of us never knew the vessels God used to bring them to life.

For years, these songs were re-sung, remade, and even wrongly credited to different people. But on this night, something special happened, the original voices stood on stage and sang them again. And it hit differently. Hearing the true vessels themselves sing those classics was raw, authentic, and unforgettable.

Among those honoured was Bishop Margaret Bolanle Odeleke, a trailblazer and the first woman to be consecrated as a bishop in Nigeria’s Pentecostal movement back in 1995. She is not only a pioneer in ministry but also the vessel behind evergreen songs like “I Have a God Who Never Fails”, “I Love the Man of Galilee”, and “Hold Somebody, Tell Him That You Love Him, Put Your Hands Together and Praise the Lord.” Songs that have lit up crusades, church gatherings, and family worship for decades.

Also celebrated was Evangelist Bola Are, one of the matriarchs of Yoruba gospel music. Her song “Mo sun l’ayo, mó ji l’ayo, mo f’ogo f’Olúwa, mó ji l’ayo, Baba, mo dúpẹ́ o”” (“I slept joyfully, and I woke up joyfully, I give glory to God, I woke up in joy, Father I am grateful”), became a morning devotion anthem in countless homes. Many of us sang it daily without even realising she was the vessel God used to birth it, among many other gospel classics that continue to define African worship.

Another highlight of the night was Apostle Dr. J.O. Afolabi (Okoto Jesu). Even Minister Adeyinka Alaseyori admitted she was shocked to discover that many popular praise songs, long released and credited to other artists, actually originated from him. Hearing him minister them himself was both humbling and eye-opening.

Equally honoured was Evangelist Toun Soetan, the vessel behind the beloved chorus “Darling Jesus, Darling Oh my Darling Jesus, you are a Wonderful God, I love you so much my darling Jesus...” For decades, the song has circled the globe, yet few knew her as the source until this celebration restored her voice to her own work.

Other veterans also recognised on this grand night included Evangelist Ojo Ade, Pastor J.A. Adelakun (widely known as Ayewa), Shola Rotimi, and Funmi Aragbaye, among others, each one a living testimony to the heritage of Nigerian, African and world gospel music.
The atmosphere wasn’t just about recognition; it was a grand celebration and honour of legacy. Awards were presented to these legends, alongside cash gifts, as a tangible “thank you” from a new generation to those who paved the way. It was a night of honour, gratitude, and deep emotions, proof that gospel music is bigger than just new releases; it is heritage.
At the centre of it all was Adeyinka Alaseyori, whose ministry continues to touch lives across Nigeria and beyond. By curating this one-of-a-kind event, she showed that honour can be taken to another level. She reminded us that while new songs will continue to emerge, our roots must never be forgotten.

This was more than an event. It was a bridge between yesterday and today, a statement that we must cherish the vessels behind the songs we so easily sing. And in doing so, Adeyinka Alaseyori didn’t just host a concert, she wrote history.

©MIN.ADEOLUWA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ohDDNkHQMQ?si=YBapzmOfgLd-dp-c


Watch lyrics video here.