Tolu Odukoya, Gaise Baba, others to light up The Experience at 20

Tolu Odukoya and Gaise Baba will join an array of foreign and indigenous gospel ministers to light up The Experience at 20, the world’s largest gospel concert, holding on December 5 at the iconic Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS), Lagos.

Convened by Pastor Paul Adefarasin, Metropolitan and Senior Pastor of House On the Rock Church, this year’s edition marks two decades of the global worship phenomenon. Themed “JESUS UNITED,” the concert will celebrate faith, hope, and unity in Christ.

For 20 years, The Experience has stood as a beacon of light, drawing millions of worshippers from Nigeria, across Africa, and around the world to exalt the name above every name — Jesus.

The all-night worship event kicks off at 7:00 p.m. at TBS and will feature a stellar lineup of world-renowned gospel ministers, including Travis Greene, Chevelle Franklyn, Onos Ariyo, Beejay Sax, Muyiwa Olarewaju, Israel Houghton, Dunsin Oyekan, Mike Aremu, Mercy Chinwo, Naomi Raine, Chandler Moore, Adeyinka Alaseyori, Sinach, Frank Edwards, Mr. M & Revelation, Moses Bliss, Bidemi Olaoba, and the Lagos Metropolitan Gospel Choir (LMGC).

More than just a concert, the 20th edition of The Experience is a call to unity, a moment for nations, generations, and hearts to worship together under Christ.

Despite attracting global attention and welcoming dignitaries, business leaders, politicians, diplomats, and clergy, The Experience remains free and open to all, reaffirming its enduring mission of inclusivity and love.

With the theme “JESUS UNITED,” this year’s gathering urges believers everywhere to rise above division, hardship, and uncertainty, declaring a collective message of peace, hope, and reconciliation.

As dawn breaks on Saturday, December 6, Lagos, and indeed the world, will resound with one voice, one faith, and one declaration: JESUS UNITED.

Twenty years of experiencing God’s faithfulness will be celebrated in grand worship, as believers from every nation lift their voices in unity to the glory of God.