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Moses Bliss, a dynamic force in the Nigerian gospel music scene, is celebrated for his ability to craft songs that are both spiritually profound and musically engaging. As a renowned singer, songwriter, worship leader, and the visionary founder of Spotlite Nation, he consistently delivers music that resonates deeply with believers. His 16-track album, “The Expression,” is a testament to his artistic breadth and anointing, and among its powerful offerings is the song “Abba Father.” This deeply intimate worship anthem was released as part of the full album on March 21, 2025, falling squarely within the Christian and Gospel genre.

“Abba Father” stands out for its direct and personal address to God, emphasizing an intimate, childlike relationship with the divine, as conveyed by the Aramaic term for “Father.” The song has made a significant impact, touching listeners with its tender melodies and a message of profound belonging and security in God’s love. It features a host of talented artists including Doris Joseph, The Membrane, Festizie, Chizie, S.O.N Music, Godfrey Gad, and Ajay Asika, whose collective voices enrich the worship experience. Released under Moses Bliss’s own Spotlite Nation label, “Abba Father” further solidifies his commitment to nurturing gospel talent and producing music that fosters genuine connection and reverence.

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Moses Bliss (Moses Uyoh Enang), born February 20, 1995, in Abuja and originally from Akwa Ibom State, is a celebrated Nigerian gospel singer, worship leader, and songwriter. He first caught public attention with his debut... Read more about Moses Bliss

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