Olaoba, who recently held ‘In His Presence’ concert at the
University of Lagos, is a prophetic worship and praise minister.
GNT Nation President, Blessed Uzochikwa, in a statement on
Tuesday, said the gospel singer’s arrival marks a significant milestone in the
GNT nation’s commitment to advance the gospel of Christ through the
transformative power of gospel music.
“We are thrilled to announce that Bidemi Olaoba, a
celebrated and anointed gospel artiste, has officially joined the GNT family.
“Known for his unwavering dedication to the promotion of
God’s kingdom, Bidemi Olaoba embodies the spirit and mission of GNT: raising
the flag of Jesus Christ across the world.
“Bidemi Olaoba is a name synonymous with spiritual fervour
and musical excellence. His powerful voice, dynamic stage presence, and
profound lyrical depth have captivated audiences and inspired countless souls.
“With a ministry deeply rooted in grace, Bidemi has
committed his talents to glorifying God and spreading the message of hope,
love, and salvation through his music,” the statement read.
On his part, Olaoba said, “Our mission to spread the
Kingdom’s work globally has reached new heights. I am excited to announce the
unveiling of my new projects with the Great GNT family. God is about to
manifest powerfully. Stay tuned and get ready.”
The gospel singer was recently in the news when after a
video sparked controversy on social media platforms over comments on performing
at white garment churches.
Olaoba, in an interview with Pastor Leke Adeboye during a TV
live show tagged ‘Confession Box with PLA’, said he can never perform in a
church where they use scents and burn incense.
According to him, the reason he will never accept performing
in any white garment church is because of the use of candles, perfumes, and
some other spiritual materials during prayers and services.
But in his apologies, Olaoba emphasised his belief in the
universality of the gospel and expressed regret for any misunderstanding caused
by his previous remarks.
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