- Highlife superstar, Flavour and Pastor Chukwuemeka Odumeje engaged in a worship session.
- In a video shared on Flavour’s official IG page, the duo are seen singing different gospel songs as Flavour played the piano.
- Odumeje also took some time to make a brief sermon in the course of the worship session.
Famous musician, Chinedu Okoli alias Flavour and Clergyman Chukwuemeka Odumeje recently linked up.
The duo known for their hit track, ‘Umu Jesus’ were spotted in the studio.
They subsequently initiated a worship session with Flavour playing the piano.
Odumeje and Flavour sang a few gospel songs with the former injecting short sermons during worship.
Odumeje urged people to love God and do his will.
Watch the video below:
The clip amassed a flurry of comments from netizens who were touched by their display.
One Fabian Nwachukwu wrote: “Flavour! The only artiste that is excellent in Afrobeat, excellent in highlife music, and excellent in Christian music.”
Tovia Goodness Official wrote: “You guys can be claiming your Davido and Wizkid oo, you see Flavor,unu jiri ya soorom . He’s one musician I love ❤️😘.”
Ikechukwu Fagostine Uzoma wrote: “When Odumeje started in English…. My liver cut… I guess Holy Spirit took over…English started flowing. I was blessed though. Thank you Mr Flavour and Indabosky for lifting my spirit.”
SUSAN ESOO WORLD wrote: “Jesus is the sweetest thing I have ever known.”
Livinus Chucks wrote: “Flavor actually started his music career as a church drummer at Enugu state.”
Amuna Helen Clare wrote: “Flavor give it to Him Cos He Is D Omnipotent God & Jesus Is His beloved son Amen 🙏.”
Umeh Grace Amarachi wrote: “Be like say na only for his Church Odumeje dey spark all those English 🙄
See as he just polish his English and intonation for here 🤪.”
Ifeanyi Kingsley Okwuadigbo wrote: “This is amazing! Odumeje saying the right things here but not until he mounts the altar. 😌”
Segun Akande wrote: “Common see ooooo. All the of ‘una’ that thought Odumeje can’t speak good English. All na branding. I pity ‘una’ season of deep reasoning.”