Gospel Giants Unite: Luli Concert 2025 Set to Light Up Lagos

LAGOS — Some of Nigeria’s most celebrated gospel artistes are billed to headline the ninth edition of Luli Concert, one of the nation’s premier gospel worship gatherings, scheduled for Friday, October 3, 2025, at the iconic Tafawa Balewa Square, Onikan, Lagos.

Yinka Alaseyori, Sola Allyson, Lilian Nneji, Kent Edunjobi, Eniola Olusoga, Seyi Solagbade, and Evang are leading the star-studded lineup. Akin Adebayo Imoleayo, Toluwanisings, and Bidemi Olaoba. They will be joined by Glorious Twins, Dee Reign, Dotvocals, Nazarite, the Celestial Church of Christ Central Choir, and several other anointed gospel ministers.

Organised by El Berachah Worship Ministry for the Celestial Church of Christ, the concert begins at 7:00 PM and promises a night of spirit-filled worship, thanksgiving, and intercession for Nigeria.

Speaking at a press briefing in Ikeja, the Chairperson of the 2025 edition, Yetunde Akinlalu, said the theme, “Garment of Praise,” is a call to worship God wholeheartedly despite challenges. “Praise is both our response and our weapon in times of trial. As a nation, we have countless reasons to give thanks,” she stated.

The Convener, Dr. Gbenga Daniel-Adebayo, also revealed that the concert will be preceded by impact-driven initiatives including medical outreaches to underserved communities, a Music Masterclass & Choirmasters Conference for young gospel creatives, and a Health & Fitness Walk to promote overall well-being.

With its unique blend of worship, prayer, and social impact, this year’s Luli Concert is poised to leave a lasting mark on participants and the wider Christian community.

Grace Nation: Faith Enforces Settlement – Dr Chris Okafor

…. You must understand the Principles of Settlement before you can be settled… Okafor

So many people deserved to be settled or to have been settled long ago but because those set of people lack the understanding of the settlement Principles, they are still being held back, Meaning they cannot enter into their place of Settlement..

In his sermon at the Grace Nation Divine intervention and Breakthrough service on the 9th September 2025 held at the international Headquarters of Grace Nation world-wide situated at Liberation City close Oshofisan street off edozie by Ereke Bus stop Ojodu Berger Lagos Nigeria The Senior Pastor Grace Nation Global The Generational Prophet Dr Chris Okafor said so many people should have enter into specific settlement but because of ignorance so many are still been kept..

Teaching on the Topic Prophetic Settlement the Generational Prophet emphasised that for God to settle each and individual, he will not come without invitation and for the protocol not to be broken, he will.not come himself but will come down through his Prophet to bring settlement into every homes..

Teaching further,The Generational Prophet Dr Chris Okafor said for you to enter into your settlement, You must make a counter declaration to all the negative declarations made towards you to send back evil declarations and enter into your settlement.

When you speak positive words into your life , God gives you direction on the path to settlement cause if you did not speak , there will be nothing for God to confirm, what you declared God confirms,therefore faith enforce Settlement..

Highlighting ways to Enforces Prophetic Settlement, the Popular Lagos Prophet,The Generational Prophet said to enter into your place of Settlement, you must be a Prayerful Person, he said Your prayers send a strong signal to God requesting his intervention on your behalf, therefore when you pray, God answer your request with speed and you will enter into your settlement.

To enter into your Prophetic Settlement, you need to be committed to the things of God, your service in the vineyard must be second to none, when you serve your Lord thy God will clean heart, dedication and your full strength, God in returns stand for you in the days of need, thereby guarantee your full settlement The Apostle of altars Dr Chris Okafor remarked.

Meanwhile the Grace Nation International Youths conference with the theme “The Emergence” comes up this week, from The 10th-14th September 2025, to be held at the international Headquarters of Grace Nation world-wide in Ojodu Berger Lagos Nigeria, More Detail of this life changing seminar for the Youths across the world will comes to our readers in our sebsequent bulletin…

The Inspiring Story Behind the Popular Gospel Song “Oluwatosin, This Jesus That I Serve Is Enough for Me”

How a Tragic Bank Robbery Gave Birth to a Song of Unwavering Faith

By Femi Oyewale

Ado Ekiti — On the morning of May 31, 2011, the usually bustling Okeiyimi community in Ado Ekiti was thrown into panic when about twenty heavily armed men stormed the First Bank branch in the area. The brazen attack, carried out in broad daylight with sophisticated weapons, left residents gripped with fear and chaos.

In the midst of the gunfire and confusion, a young man’s life would be changed forever—yet his story would go on to inspire thousands through a simple but powerful gospel song.

That man is Oluwatosin Oluwasola, now widely known for the heartfelt refrain: “Oluwatosin, this Jesus that I serve is enough for me.”

A Life Altered by a Stray Bullet

At the time of the attack, Oluwatosin was at home in Oke Ila with his younger brother. Suddenly, the deafening sound of bullets tore through the air. One of those stray bullets struck him inside his own room.

The impact was devastating. After medical intervention, doctors were forced to amputate his right arm to save his life. A once-thriving professional photographer, Oluwatosin, saw his career abruptly cut short. His life took a dramatic, painful turn.

Yet, amid the loss and uncertainty, a remarkable testimony was unfolding.

From Tragedy to Testimony

Both Oluwatosin and his younger brother miraculously survived the incident. While the scars of that day remain, Oluwatosin refused to let despair define him.

Instead, he turned to the one constant in his life—his faith in Jesus Christ. In the depths of his pain, he found the words that would become his anthem:
“This Jesus that I serve is enough for me.”

What began as a personal declaration of hope soon became a song of inspiration, echoing across churches and communities. Sung with unshakable conviction, the song embodies resilience, gratitude, and the sustaining power of God’s grace.

A Song that Speaks to Many

For believers and non-believers alike, Oluwatosin’s story is a reminder of the strength found in faith during life’s darkest hours. His song continues to uplift countless people, turning a tragedy into a message of hope.

“Jesus’s saving grace has a clear purpose,” Oluwatosin often says, pointing to his own survival as living proof. “What the enemy meant for evil, God turned around for good.”

The Legacy of Unwavering Joy

Today, Oluwatosin is not just remembered as a victim of a bank robbery gone wrong. He is celebrated as a beacon of hope—a man who, in the face of suffering, found a reason to rejoice.

His story stands as a powerful testament that faith can transform pain into purpose, and that joy can still spring forth from the ashes of despair.