Gospel
Late Gospel Singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu’s Husband Denies Abusing Her

Peter Nwachukwu, the widower of deceased gospel singer, Osinachi Nwachukwu, has denied claims of abusing her while she was alive.
The popular singer died last Friday, April 8. She was allegedly in a coma for five days before she died. Family members, children, and friends of the deceased who was a lead singer at the Dunamis International Headquarters, Abuja, alleged that Peter subjected the popular singer to domestic violence.
Nwachukwu was arrested on Sunday, April 10 by the FCT police command on grounds of suspected culpable homicide.
Speaking from police custody, Nwachukwu said his late wife had been battling an illness since November last year. He said that he first took her to Federal Medical Center (FMC), later to Gwagwalada General hospital, and then to National hospital, where she died. He did not say the nature of her illness.
Nwachukwu who is now in the custody of the State Criminal Investigations Department SCID, was led in handcuffs and taken to their matrimonial home to provide evidence of the hospitals he claimed to have taken his deceased wife to for treatment.
An autopsy is to be carried out on late Osinachi’s body today April 13 to determine the cause of her death.
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Gospel Music: Sandra – Greatest of Them All

Sandra is a gospel singer, songwriter, recording artist, and lawyer by profession.
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Gospel Music: Influencer ft. Florence Eze – I Am A Winner

Bielonwu Paul, popularly known as “Influencer,” is a gospel musician, songwriter, and saxophonist from Delta State, Nigeria… A minister of the gospel with so much passion for Christ and the kingdom. His new song, “I am a winner,” is a song for everyone—a victory to all winners.
Listen and be blessed.
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Faith Nwokoma – Hallelujah (ft. E-Daniels & Dabo)
Faith Nwokoma, the Nigerian engineer, actor, and gospel powerhouse, is captivating global audiences with his genre-defying music rooted in unwavering faith. A prolific songwriter and performer, Nwokoma masterfully blends heartfelt worship with socially conscious messaging, creating soundtracks that ignite both spiritual fervor and cultural reflection.
His latest single, “HALLELUJAH”, is a seismic praise declaration featuring gospel luminary E-Daniels and acclaimed minstrel Dabo. Born from deep reverence for God’s faithfulness, the track merges vibrant Afrobeats rhythms with lyrical depth, inviting listeners into a transformative celebration of divine grace. Already sweeping across playlists, “Hallelujah” showcases Nwokoma’s signature gift: crafting songs that compel movement and devotion.
Despite thriving in engineering and acting, music remains Nwokoma’s first love—a lifelong craft yielding countless published gospel works. “My songs are love letters to God and wake-up calls to society,” he states. “Whether worshipping or addressing generational truths, I aim to bridge heaven and earth through every note.”
Faith’s Mission:
Ignite authentic worship that draws hearts closer to God
Channel gratitude for grace into artistry that resonates across demographics
Harness music as a catalyst for societal reflection and positive change
“Faith transcends labels—engineer, actor, minstrel. He’s a cultural architect using melody to heal and challenge,” notes a close collaborator. “When he sings, churches dance and communities listen.”
With “Hallelujah” gaining momentum, Nwokoma stands at the nexus of African gospel innovation and global spiritual awakening. His work proves worship can be both a joyful eruption and a profound agent of change.
“Hallelujah” (feat. E-Daniels & Dabo) is available on all streaming platforms.
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