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Tope Alabi, Sola Allyson slated for Luli concert

By Ngozi Egenuka

28 September 2024   |   12:38 pm

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Gospel artists, such as Tope Alabi, Sola Allyson, Yinka Erinle and others are slated to perform at the eight edition of the Luli Concert. The concert will also feature various gospel music teams such as, El Berecah worship team, Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) Central and other choir, spoken word artist, Oyinkansola, and others. This…

Gospel artists, such as Tope Alabi, Sola Allyson, Yinka Erinle and others are slated to perform at the eight edition of the Luli Concert.

The concert will also feature various gospel music teams such as, El Berecah worship team, Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) Central and other choir, spoken word artist, Oyinkansola, and others.

This was disclosed at the media parley announcing the 8th edition of Luli Concert on October 4, in Lagos. The concert, organised by El-Berecah Worship Ministry would be held at Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos.

Chairman of the concert, Mrs Yetunde Akinlalu, explained that the theme, ‘Praise the Game Changer’, reflects the transformative power of praise in bringing about divine provision in all life facet.

The concert would be inclusive as special seating arrangements have been made for Persons Living With Disability (PWDs).

Convener, Luli Concert, Dr. Gbenga Daniel- Adebayo said the concert, is one where God would descend to inhabit the praise of His people.

“The concert, anchored on second Chronicles verses 21 to 26 would bring about newness, abundant provisions and fruitfulness,” he said.

Listing out the series of activities leading up to the event, he noted that Luli care outreach, which would be a visit to federal neuro psychiatric hospital, Yaba, to distribute relief materials and medical supplies to patients, would hold on the September 20th.

The next day, we have an open mic challenge/volunteers meet and greet.Tuesday 24th for music masterclass.

The 28th Luli walk and October 3rd for medical outreach, which would be focused on the visually impaired community in Lagos.