Renowned gospel artiste Tope Alabi is a name you cannot ignore in the gospel industry because her sonorous voice continues to minister to millions across the nation. She has so many hit tracks like Oore Ti O Common, Agbara Olorun, Angeli Mi & Mori'Yanu to mention a few, that have seen people listening to them over and over again.
Asides being known for her songs, she always exhibits a strong trait of humility which has endeared her to many fans worldwide as can be evidenced in the over 945,636 fans she has on Facebook. Tope Alabi's voice is one that millions of Nigerians are familiar wih as she has produced over 1000 soundtracks for Yoruba movies as she continues to churn out great music with deep and reflective lyrics that make one appreciate God in their lives.
Not resting on her oars, songstress, Tope Alabi has given us a gift as she just dropped a new album this December. The 9 track album titled Oruko Tuntun (New Name) is packed with songs that keeps you transfixed from track 1 to 9. One of the tracks, which is is also the title of the album explains the power in the names we call ourselves and the need for a new and positive one. She goes further to emphasise the importance of names by giving examples of people in the Bible who fulfiled great destiny after getting a new name.
Oruko Titun is indeed a song that would minister to you personally.
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Nice song love it .funny enough saw soneones pm on bbm abt this blog wt the song title and am tope alabi's greatest fan so I clicked sm happy I did great work. GOD BLESS THIS BLOG. Mrs dipo
ReplyDeletePlease she said in her song that David name was also changed, am confused
ReplyDeleteGod ll continue to strengthen you Auntie Tope. This generation is proud to have you. God bless you for this album; Oruko tuntun. It's amazing n inspiring. We re proud of you.
ReplyDeleteGod ll continue to strengthen you Auntie Tope. This generation is proud to have you. God bless you for this album; Oruko tuntun. It's amazing n inspiring. We re proud of you.
ReplyDelete@crown yes indeed, he was known as sheperd, and his status changed to be a king.
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