Tosin Clegg
Veteran Nigerian music producer and singer, Yinka Ayefele is set to hold another edition of his Judah Mega Praise today in Ibadan. It is set to be a powerful night of praise and worship as it returns with an open invitation to all.
The all-night praise gathering is scheduled to hold at the Liberty Stadium, Ibadan, as the gates for entrance would be opened from 7:00PM.
Guest artistes, critics and fans alike have described this event as more than just an event, but a unifying spiritual experience that brings together people from all walks of life.
Young and old, families, friends, youths, and elders are all invited to lift their voices in gratitude, joyful praise, and heartfelt worship. The gathering is designed to foster unity, thanksgiving, and a shared expression of faith, creating an atmosphere of joy, dance, and celebration.
Over the years, the renowned musical icon has proven to be a strong force in the music scene, contributing majorly to its growth, especially in the Yoruba language.
Renowned for his rich fusion of gospel, Fuji, and contemporary praise music, Ayefele has built a legacy that transcends generations and social boundaries. His distinctive voice, spirit-filled compositions, and ability to turn lived experiences into songs of hope and gratitude have positioned him as one of Nigeria’s most respected musicians.
Beyond hit records, his excellence is evident in his longevity, live performance mastery, and continued relevance, making his music not just a form of worship but a powerful instrument of encouragement, unity, and thanksgiving.
As the listed artists promise to give a night like no other, thousands of worshippers are expected to fill the stadium for what promises to be an unforgettable praise experience. From his early records down to Reflections released in 2025, his expansive body of work chronicles a powerful journey of faith, resilience, praise, and spiritual growth. Fans are up for a night of his works, which captures distinct seasons moving from trials and survival to thanksgiving, victory, and renewal, while consistently reflecting themes of divine intervention, gratitude, favour, and transformation.
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