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Eva Diamond

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Eva Diamond, also known as Diamond Ebiere Chris – Ogola, is a talented Nigerian Gospel minister and worshiper whose melodious voice and devotion to God have touched many hearts. With a passion for singing from a young age, she served in various music bands and ministries. Her fame soared with the release of "No Other God," featuring Moses Bliss in 2020, impacting listeners worldwide. Eva Diamond's profound spiritual songs like "Sweetest Name" and "Alpha & Omega" continue to inspire. Beyond music, she co-leads the Diamond and Chris Ogola Foundation, actively supporting marginalized communities and uplifting widows through a dedicated welfare program. She's also an advocate for empowering and mentoring godly and disciplined girls. Eva Diamond's life and work radiate hope, love, and compassion.

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Singles¹

None Like You2021 • SingleTracks: 1

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