Evangelist Ojo Ade

Evangelist Ojo Ade, born Isaac Ojo Adegunna on October 10, 1959, in Ikeji Ile, Osun State, Nigeria, is a celebrated gospel singer, songwriter, and evangelist known for his vibrant contributions to Nigerian Christian music. Starting his music journey in 1977 by joining a church choir, he quickly established his own musical group by 1979, releasing his debut album "Jesun To Funmi" in 1981. Over the decades, Ojo Ade has become an influential figure in gospel music, blending indigenous Nigerian rhythms with heartfelt messages of hope, love, and salvation that resonate deeply within and beyond Nigeria’s borders. His music ministry is marked by a powerful dedication to proclaiming the gospel while fostering unity and spiritual renewal among his listeners.

Besides his music career, Ojo Ade is also a pastor and the leader of the Ebun Jesu Gospel Singers, serving as Pastor-In-Charge of God’s Gift Gospel Church in Lagos. His life and ministry have been characterized by perseverance through many challenges, which he openly shares as part of his testimony. His recent releases, including tracks like "Ire Yimi Ka," "Emi Na Lokan," and "Agbero Soko," continue to inspire a wide audience with their uplifting and spiritually charged messages. Ojo Ade remains a beloved and respected figure in gospel music, known for his steadfast faith and the powerful impact of his ministry through song.