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Jo Deep
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35
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6
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Bio
Jonathan Ojapa, also known as Jo Deep, is a talented Nigerian singer, songwriter, and pastor at The Lifeway Chapel. His unique blend of rap and spoken word showcases his thought-provoking lyrics and themes focusing on faith, love, and social justice. Jo Deep has released several successful singles, including "Medicine," "Roar," and "Sent." Apart from his music, Jo Deep is a dedicated Christian and actively involved in philanthropic work. He is passionate about using his music to inspire and uplift others, spreading hope and positivity. Jo Deep's unwavering commitment to his craft and his values has made him a beloved figure in the Nigerian music industry.
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