Josephine Churemi Efe Otiko, popularly known as Churemi, is a Nigerian gospel singer and songwriter from Rivers State.

Josephine Churemi Efe Otiko

No Greater Love

From the lyrics, "I will never, ever, know a greater love, than the one you showed on the cross for me," Churemi’s message is crystal clear; Christ’s love is unmatched. Anchored in John 15:13, Reblah’s rap verse elevates this truth, emphasizing the depth of God’s unconditional love and sacrifice.

Far Away

"Far Away" by Churemi is a soulful jazz and Afro-fusion song filled with longing and hope for eternity with God. Featuring Benjiszzy Zaakii’s rap, it reflects on the sojourner’s mindset, reminding believers of their true home. Deeply personal, it resonates even more as Churemi processes her father’s passing.

Jolly Jolly Christmas

Churemi joins the festive cheer with "Jolly Jolly Christmas," a mid-tempo holiday tune that brings a fresh twist to classic Christmas sounds.

In under three minutes, she delivers a unique, feel-good vibe that stands out from traditional carols. If you’re looking to spice up your holiday playlist, this one’s a must-have!

Me and You - Live

As the playlist of gospel love songs grows, Churemi adds her unique touch with the live rendition of "Me and You." Backed by rich instrumentals, including the classic party "Gangan" (talking drum) and Konga drum, this lively performance earns a stamp of approval for a couples-first-dance song.

Me and You

Prodigal

Inspired by the biblical prodigal son, "Prodigal" by Churemi and Nuelzo delivers a message about returning to Jesus. With relatable storytelling and lyrics like "Nothing dey outside, na fever... but when e red, He's a healer," the song encourages you to go back to God's open arms.

Come Alive

"Come Alive" by Churemi is a call to embrace life and live fully, without waiting for perfect conditions while holding onto hope in Jesus. Its message of joy and action encourages you to pursue your dreams and trust in a faith that never fails.

Loyalty

"Loyalty," featuring Drakare, Churemi, and Reblah, is about one thing: staying true to your faith. It's not just a song; it's like a declaration. They're all in, saying they're committed to God, no matter what. Drakare's rap, Churemi's singing, and Reblah's verses all come together to drive home that message.

Ain't Bragging - Live

Churemi’s live rendition of "Ain’t Bragging" showcases the raw emotion in her voice as she boldly declares her God as the greatest. With harmonizing backup vocals and a powerful delivery, this performance is unforgettable; you’ll want to hit replay more than once.

Ain't Bragging

Opening with a vibrant "alujo' instrumental and a bold brass section, "AYO" immediately commands attention. As the song progresses, it embraces fast-paced Afrobeat elements and a call-and-response style reminiscent of Fela. True to its name, "AYO" (meaning "Joy") is an energetic, feel-good groove that keeps the rhythm alive.

Free

Churemi and K3ndrick come together with "Free" to deliver a laid-back liberation anthem. In just two minutes, they capture the essence of being freed by grace, with Churemi’s tone creating a mellow, euphoric atmosphere. The song brings to mind the powerful truth: "Who God frees is free indeed."

Deepest Warmest Love

"Deepest Warmest Love" by Churemi is a soulful call to selfless giving, kindness, and compassion. With an emotional delivery and reflective lyrics about love’s transformative power, the song emphasizes the need to uplift others.

Even - You are With Me

Churemi's "Even - You are With Me" is a comforting declaration of God’s constant presence and faithfulness. With lyrics affirming trust through dark times, the song offers reassurance that God never leaves or forsakes.

Jominwe

Anchored on rich instrumentation and the rhythmic blend of shakers, piano, and drum kicks, "Jominwe" by Churemi featuring Fidele William is a mid-tempo track that highlights God’s sovereignty.

Chala

"Chala" by Churemi featuring Fidele William is an upbeat feel-good song. Sung in a mix of languages, this song is dance music and will get you groovy in no time.

Ain't Bragging - Studio Version

Churemi's "Ain’t Bragging" studio version offers a stripped-down instrumental approach. With a minimal mid-tempo pace and call-and-response-like backup vocals, it delivers a raw, intimate feel. This version is perfect for listeners who enjoy acoustic-inspired gospel with a focus on lyrical depth and vocal expression.

She is - 2024 Remastered Version

"She Is – 2024 Remastered Version" by Churemi is a 7-track tribute to women. Blending spoken word, mid-tempo Afrobeat, and soulful melodies with rap verses, Churemi confidently addresses female social activism and rights. Each track amplifies the voice of the girl child and the battles she fights daily.

She Is

Melody - Live

Churemi's live rendition of "Melody" bursts with energy and vigor. Anchored by mid-tempo reggae beats and highlighted by the bold sounds of the brass section, this version delivers a refreshing twist to the original, mixing soulful passion with an irresistible groove.

Melody

JOHNNY - Remix

The tale of "JOHNNY" gets a thrilling twist as K3ndrick and Churemi return with a remix featuring fiery rap verses from Drakare. This reimagined version breathes new life into the story of greener pastures, mixing heartfelt vocals with sharp bars, making Johnny’s journey even more gripping and unforgettable.

JOHNNY

Johnny

It’s story time with K3ndrick and Churemi! In this song, they narrate the journey of someone chasing greener pastures, only to realize that the real treasure lies within. The song’s timeless lesson: Water your garden; what you’re searching for has been with you all along.

"Me and You" by Churemi is the perfect 'couples-first-dance' song. Sung in a mix of English and pidgin, the song expresses an unbreakable bond between lovers, celebrating commitment and forever devotion. It's warm, romantic, and perfect for your special someone.

Owa Dalami

In her words, "Owa Dalami" is her favorite release so far, and it’s easy to see why. Sung in her native Eleme language, the song expresses longing and vulnerability, seeking support and rest from God.

Mpiora

Churemi’s sophomore single "Mpiora," sung in her native Eleme dialect, is a mid-tempo gospel piece reflecting joy and a desire for spiritual growth. With lyrics about God’s mercy and a prayer for a stronger walk, it delivers a sincere message of closeness to the Lord.

Black and White

Opening with the rhythmic sound of the Konga and soft guitar strokes, Churemi's soulful vocals and harmonizing background singers draw you in. In this performance, she solemnly revisits treasured memories from her childhood, delivering a 3-minute nostalgic and deeply moving piece.