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After favour is following me around, Lettie Law launches faith-based podcast

United States-based Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, and minister, Leticia Chinyere popularly known as Lettie Law

Lettie Law
Lettie Law

United States-based gospel singer, songwriter, and minister Lettie Law has expanded her ministry beyond music with the launch of a new digital platform titled ‘Lettie’s Podcast.’

The development comes months after the successful release of her album Favour Is Following Me Around, which has accumulated over 100,000 streams across digital platforms. The podcast, according to her, will focus on faith-based conversations, biblical teachings, worship reflections and testimonies aimed at encouraging believers.

“This podcast is about creating a space where faith meets everyday life, and where believers can be uplifted and encouraged. The platform will feature guest appearances from pastors, gospel artistes and Christians from different walks of life,” Lettie Law said during the launch announcement.

Known for using music to reconcile people with God, the gospel minister creates faith-based, uplifting content designed to bring healing, hope, and divine connection to listeners worldwide. She also revealed plans to grow the platform’s audience significantly within the next six months.

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Speaking further, the gospel minister who is celebrated for songs such as Forward Ever Backward Never, Yaweh and Mama, assured that the podcast will be available on streaming platforms including Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and YouTube.

As a gospel singer, Lettie Law has continued to build her presence within the gospel music space through digital platforms and online ministry activity.

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