2021 has been an amazing year so far, having observed various remarkable projects in the Nigerian gospel music industry.
From “The Gospel of The Kingdom” by Dunsin Oyekan to Nathaniel Bassey’s glorious album “Hallelujah Again” to Sinach’s “Greatest Lord”, 2021 has truly brought blessings and power to everyone through these amazing albums.
Below are the top 3 Nigerian gospel albums of 2021.
1.) Dunsin Oyekan – The Gospel of The Kingdom
The Nigerian worshiper, revivalist, and psalmist have taken no pauses in consistently producing spirit-filled music projects that have helped change the worship mindset of many people.
After the “Kingdom Now” album in 2019, Dunsin Oyekan released a follow-up album “The Gospel of The Kingdom,” in 2021. The album is yet another worship-fueled and spirit-filled project from Dunsin Oyekan. The album consists of 16 tracks which include At all Cost, Fragrance to Fire, The Anthem, I’ll Be Here, and a feature with Pastor Jerry Eze.
Upon release of “The Anthem” earlier in January, the song hit the No. 1 spot in 24 hours on the iTunes Nigeria Album chart.
2.) Nathaniel Bassey – Hallelujah Again
“Hallelujah Again” is another tremendous album that illuminated the gospel music industry in 2021 thus far.
The 14-track set “Hallelujah Again” claims many distinguished collaborations, including Afrocentric pop-worship singer Ade Ehi on “So Good”; Sinach on “Yahweh Yahweh”; “Righteous One” with Victoria Orenze. The album also includes “Olorun Agbaye” featuring Oba and American worship leader, Chandler Moore.
The album hit No. 1 on iTunes Top Album Chart in Ghana and Nigeria.
3.) Sinach – Greatest Lord
The multi-award winner and internationally celebrated worship leader ignite 2021 playlist with “Greatest Lord.” The album is her 5th studio album and 12th general music project.
According to the gospel singer, “Greatest Lord” is created to comfort Christians all over the world and to recognize Jesus as the solution to every problem.
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