British-Nigerian Singer, Muyiwa Olarewaju Receives An OBE Medal From Prince William (Photos)

Muyiwa Olarewaju, a British-Nigerian gospel singer, has been granted the Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) award.

The Duke of Cambridge, Prince William, honored the 52-year-old awardee with the Officer of the Order of the British Empire medal at an investiture ceremony carried out at Windsor Fortress on Wednesday, January 12.

Within the Queen’s Birthday Honour Roll of 2020, the BBC One expertise present choose and radio character was granted an OBE for his great companies to music.

The elated singer couldn’t maintain his pleasure as he took to Instagram to share the information together with his followers. He wrote: “For Companies to music. Thanks to everybody that has relentlessly invested on this ‘younger man’. You made it doable. A lecturer of mine advised me nobody is taking note of you doing gospel music. Years later, right here we’re.”

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In different information, Bishop David Oyedepo, the chief of Residing Religion Church, claims that his ministry’s current prosperity is a results of his a few years of service to God.

Throughout the persevering with 21 Days of Prayer and Fasting, the richest African pastor declared that buying a jet didn’t put the church underneath pressure and that they’ll proceed to fly indefinitely.

He challenged the congregation to proceed dedicated to God’s service, emphasizing that the fruit of their labor could be heard sooner or later.

In his personal phrases:

“The labour of a number of years of many people within the religion, who’ve refused to surrender and to bow out will come to gentle this yr.

“We weren’t driving a brand-new automobile when God gave us a aircraft and to indicate that it’s God who gave us, we’re nonetheless flying up until now and we’re flying perpetually.

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