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Eben, Bob Fitts, Phil Thompson, Jahdiel, Others Set For Joyful Noise Concert 2019

Nigerian gospel music sensation, Eben is set to host a live concert, Joyful Noise 2019,  featuring a host of anointed gospel musicians including popular American musicians, Bob Fitts and Phil Thompson, Tim Godfrey, Nathaniel Bassey, Mercy Chinwo, Sammie Okposo, Jahdiel, Joe Praize, Laolu Gbenjo, Seyi Isreal, Testimony Jaga and Outburst and a host of others.

Tagged “Joyful Noise 2019”, the free concert is scheduled to hold on Sunday, September 15th by 4pm at Loveworld Arena, Lekki, Lagos.

Born Emmanuel Benjamin, the multiple award-winning artiste has churned out hit gospel songs that have become household favourites in Nigeria and beyond. Some of them include All The Way, God All By Yourself and Jesus At The Centre among others.

Eben’s single, Victory has crossed over 30 million views on videos streaming site, YouTube, ranking it among the biggest gospel songs out of Nigeria.

While assuring of an amazing time at the free to all concert, the versatile singer promised that the event is not about entertainment but would be a life-changing experience for all attendees.

According to Eben; “The message we are set to make with Joyful Noise is to entrench a culture of praise. Several times in life, we mortals pray very hard yet the problems don’t go.

At Joyful Noise, all we just want to do is praise and worship God under an atmosphere of anointing trusting Him to rain down miracles upon His people.

What’s more, I will be joined by some anointed men and women God in the gospel music ministry from the United States and Nigeria. I look forward to having an amazing time with everyone.”

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