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Mich C Philip

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Prince Mich C. Philips is a celebrated gospel singer and songwriter from Ezinifite, Aguata, Anambra State, Nigeria. He has made a significant impact on the music industry with his captivating performances and powerful vocals. Throughout his career, he has released highly acclaimed albums such as "Ngozi Chukwu" volumes 1-3, "Ngozi Chukwu Special," "Omerem Scekemce," and "Ebube Praise." His exceptional talent and contributions to gospel music have earned him prestigious accolades, including the City People Entertainment Awards for Best Gospel Artist of the Year. Prince Mich C. Philips is not only recognized for his musical achievements but also admired for his humility, steadfast faith, and commitment to inspiring listeners through his heartfelt music

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