With Onyeoma, Mercy Chinwo teases fans on what to expect in fourth studio album 

Gospel music sensation, Mercy Chinwo, is set to release her highly anticipated fourth studio album, In His Will. The upcoming album, which will drop on Friday, September 12, follows her previous critically acclaimed projects, solidifying her position as one of Africa’s most powerful gospel voices, earning her a dedicated global following.

The gospel powerhouse disclosed the album release on Thursday, August 21 via an Instagram post, where she shared a vibrant and soul-stirring video for the lead single, Onyeoma, which is already on all major streaming platforms.

Featuring deep themes of surrender, divine guidance, and purpose, hinting at a soul-stirring and inspiring listening experience, In His Will is likely to resonate with listeners, given Mercy Chinwo’s signature style of blending gospel with traditional West African sounds.

Onyeoma showcases Mercy Chinwo’s signature emotive lyricism and faith-driven message. The music video captures her joy and gratitude, reflecting the song’s celebratory tone. She described it as “the sound of that blessing in full” and “a testimony, a song, a declaration” that God is indeed good.

A kaleidoscope of colours and joy, the music video for Onyeoma, celebrates faith and divine blessings in perfect sync with the song’s infectious beat and declarative lyrics. It brings the vibrant message of the song to life, showcasing pregnant Chinwo in empowering scenes – from a recording studio session to a lively, dance-filled party atmosphere.

It also weaves a beautiful narrative of a family’s journey, from navigating tough times to moments of pure jubilation, visually underscoring the theme of God’s unshakeable goodness and provision.

Since her emergence after her victory in Season 2 of Nigerian Idol in 2012, Chinwo, with her powerful vocals and inspiring lyrics has become a leading voice in contemporary African gospel music.

Onyeoma serves as a powerful preview for In His Will, which suggests a project rooted in themes of surrender, divine purpose, and faith. The Testimony (2014), Excess Love, Chinedum, Omekanaya (2018), Give Me Chance, We Move (2024) and When You Say a Thing (2025) crooner, encouraged fans to stream the video on her YouTube channel and to pre-save the upcoming album.

Pix: Mercy Chinwo

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