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Ben Nazareth – You Are Worthy

Ben Nazareth - You Are WorthyAnointed gospel music artiste Ben Nazareth makes another prolific unveiling with the release of a new super adoration single titled “You Are Worthy” coming through after I Depend On You and ‘Our Father‘.

This is a song of Divine acknowledgement unto God through which all being are called unto.

Ben Nazareth expressed his unwivering heart of appreciation as he reverbed superb verse in  the praise of the Most High.

You Are Worthy is a point note that redornes a heart of total worship unto God.

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About Ben Nazareth

Chinaza Benjamin Nwokearu known as Ben Nazareth is a Nigerian born Gospel singer, song writer, praise and worship Leader. He graduated as a banking and Finance student from Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Abia State.
Born into a family of six in Imo state, he has been a worshiper from onset. Ben Nazareth became born again in his teenage age and he’s a member of Assemblies of God church.

Having the desire to know God more and his passion for gospel music brought him where he is today. He sings to glorify God which in turn becomes a blessing to lives.

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