
The musician, who has refused to allow his political appointment with the Kogi State government override his music career, expressed his excitement to move into the next stage of his life.
According to him, “Life is a process and in that process, we have different stages. I am so excited moving to the next phase of my destiny. It gives me great joy knowing that God is involved in marriages.”
On why many think he was married, Lord Bishop noted that, “I don’t know why some people are thinking in that direction. I am privileged by grace to have His favour early in life and to have been privileged to have great men who are married as friends. People assumed based on the circle of my friends that I am married. Importantly, I also don’t behave like a bachelor.”
He further described her connection with his better half, Racheal, as a divine arrangement, adding “Indeed, it was divinely arranged I met with her some 11 years ago, but got separated until grace brought her my way again. We started as a friend, but got to discover by the leading and inspiring of grace that she is ordained for me some months ago.”
The Confluence State is warming up to host top government functionaries within and outside the state; top ministers of God; ace gospel musicians, among other dignitaries from all walks of life for the two-day marriage solemnisation billed to hold on November 10 and 11, at the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Mega Parish, Region 24, headquarters Phase 2, Lokoja.
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