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Femi Okunuga
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Femi Okunuga is a talented Nigerian Gospel worship leader, songwriter, bassist, and music producer. His 2012 debut single, "Open Up the Heavens," marked the beginning of a remarkable journey. In 2015, his iconic worship song, "Only You… Alpha My Beginning, Omega My Very End, You are worthy to be Praised Only You," became a cherished anthem, touching countless hearts. Femi's motto, "I serve Jesus for A Living," reflects his profound dedication to God. He has graced various platforms and collaborated with esteemed Gospel ministers, earning respect in the gospel music community. With One Hallelujah Records, Femi continues to create soul-stirring music that uplifts and inspires.
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