Prospa Ochimana, a popular Nigerian gospel singer, has released an incredibly thrilling song titled “My Devotion” that is sure to delight all listeners.
In the year 2023, the exceptionally talented gospel minister, Prospa Ochimana, presents a magnificent medley of praise called “My Devotion.” This extraordinary composition is part of his album, “Out Of My Belly.”
“Out Of My Belly” is a remarkable body of work that showcases Prospa Ochimana’s immense talent. Among the standout tracks in this project is the awe-inspiring “My Devotion.”
In 2017, Prospa Ochimana gained international recognition with the release of his hit single “Ekwueme.” The song quickly became a favorite among gospel music lovers, resonating with its heartfelt lyrics and captivating melody. It catapulted him to the forefront of the Nigerian gospel music scene and established him as a force to be reckoned with.
This miraculous melody, known as “My Devotion,” is an absolute must-listen for all gospel music enthusiasts. Prospa Ochimana crafted this song with great care, aiming to bring a smile to the faces of everyone who has the pleasure of hearing it.
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Video: Prospa Ochimana – My Devotion
My Devotion Lyrics By Prospa Ochimana
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