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[VIDEO & AUDIO] “Oba Nla (The Mighty King)” – Alabba

The gifted and anointed worshipper, songwriter, recording artist, Alabba has just released a new single and its video – “Oba Nla” (The Mighty King).

Alabba has worked with several top artists, home and abroad. He has also graced some big stages like The Experience, Calabar Festival, Lagos Jazz Festival, and so on.

SkyTimz produced Oba Nla, while Frizzle & Bizzle shot the video.

 

See the video below;

 

 

ABOUT
Ilori Olufemi Alaba (Alabba) is an exceptional worshipper. One whose expressions of worship through the gift of music is outstandingly unique.

He started showing his passionate inclination towards music from a very tender of 5, using broomsticks on all kinds of plates, both stainless and plastic in the house. He’s a multi-instrumentalist and has trailblazed some acapella groups like GXploits, etc.

With inspiration in classical music background, which stems from his childhood church, Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Ikate, Surulere, Lagos; he decided to study music with graded certificates from Peter King College of Music and MUSON. He’s also a graduate of Cell Biology and Genetics from the University of Lagos, Akoka, Yaba, during which he also worked at RCCG, Garden of peace, surulere, as the drummer and music director for some years.

Alabba has performed, worked, and graced several stages with several artistes and producers like Ron Kenoly, Don Moen, Kunle Ayo, Sammie Okposo, Tosin Alao, Tosin Martins, Lara George, Late Eric Arubayi, Onos, Cobhams Asuquo, Kayode Ajayi (kayomusiq), Wale Owoade, Wilson Joel, Rotimi Keys, Ini-minstrel, Fome Peters, Tosin Badejo, Skytimz and so on. He is serving at the Trinity House, Victoria Island, since the inception of the church.

 

CONNECT
Twitter | Instagram: @Alabba01
Facebook: Ilorin Olufemi Alaba

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