Nigerian digital creator and comedian Marlycoal (Faito Dare Akande) expanded his industry presence beyond comedy into the gospel entertainment space during Kings Praise Night, held at the prestigious Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library.
Attending the faith-based gathering as an invited guest, Marlycoal had the opportunity to connect backstage with renowned gospel music minister Monique, popularly known as Monique Naija. Also present was IBK Sings, who accompanied Monique as a supporting vocalist during her powerful live performance.
Kings Praise Night is recognized as a major worship and gospel music event, bringing together leading ministers, creatives, and faith-driven audiences. Marlycoal’s presence at such a gathering reflects his growing engagement within Nigeria’s broader creative and gospel entertainment community.
While widely known for his viral comedy series “England Grammar School,” Marlycoal’s interaction with established gospel artists highlights his versatility and his connection to diverse creative sectors — from digital comedy to faith-based entertainment platforms.
Moments like this demonstrate his expanding network and continued recognition across multiple facets of Nigeria’s entertainment industry, reinforcing his profile as a dynamic and evolving public figure.
