Sis. Chinyere Udoma

Sis. Chinyere Udoma, born in 1976 in Ibadan, Nigeria, is a renowned gospel singer and songwriter known for her captivating Igbo Christian music. She began her musical journey as a chorister at St Mary's Catholic Church, Nnokwa, where she gained early recognition. Her career in music started in 1999 with her debut song, "Ị dịghị ajọ njọ." Chinyere Udoma gained significant acclaim for her hit song "Agu N’eche Mba" in 2000 and has since released many albums, including "Wind of Glory" and "Adim Well Loaded." Her discography reflects a diverse range of gospel and contemporary worship music.

Chinyere Udoma's contributions to the gospel music scene have been notable. She has collaborated with international artists such as Cece Winans during the Women of Praise inaugural concert in 2018. Her music has been praised in educational settings for its Christological themes, and she has received several accolades, including being named Gospel Artiste of the year for South East, Nigeria, by The Stone Magazine in 2022. She is married to Ifeanyi Akaekpuchionwa, whom she met at a crusade. Chinyere Udoma continues to inspire audiences with her spiritual lyrics and mesmerizing voice.