Top Gospel Artists Storm Yola for Highly Anticipated One More Soul Concert

YOLA —By Ojoma Yusuf,Yola

Residents of Adamawa State are set to witness a powerful gospel music experience as preparations reach an advanced stage for the highly anticipated One More Soul Concert, a spiritual gathering aimed at promoting worship, evangelism, and soul-winning.

The concert, spearheaded by gospel music minister Malam Raz Phil, is expected to bring together renowned gospel artists from across Nigeria for an evening of praise, worship, and spiritual renewal at the popular Mahmud Ribadu Square in Yola.

Addressing journalists during a press briefing in Yola, the convener, Malam Raz Phil, alongside invited gospel ministers, expressed their readiness for the event and their desire to impact lives through music and the message of Christ.

Among the artists expected to minister at the concert are gospel sensations including Gaise Baba, Nene Olajide, Big Delemo, G Wills, and several other prominent gospel singers and worship leaders from different parts of the country.

Speaking on the vision behind the concert, Raz Phil said the initiative was inspired by a divine mandate to win souls for God’s kingdom and create an atmosphere where people can encounter God in a unique way.

According to him, the Northeast region is due for a fresh move of God, and the concert is designed to serve as a platform for spiritual revival and transformation.

“This is a vision God placed in my heart to reach souls and draw people closer to Him. We believe Yola and the entire Northeast will experience God’s presence like never before,” he said.

The organisers described the event as more than just a musical gathering, noting that attendees should expect life-changing ministrations, fervent worship sessions, and moments of spiritual impartation.

They extended an open invitation to residents of Adamawa State and neighbouring communities to attend the concert and partake in what they described as an outpouring of the Holy Spirit.

The One More Soul Concert is expected to attract thousands of worshippers, music lovers, church leaders, and gospel enthusiasts from within and outside the state.