MEET THE VOICES

Rotimi-John Olufela is a music student at OAU who treats music as both lifestyle and identity.

Bosewuoluwanisola (Nisola), a microbiology student at OAU, sees music as a language of the soul.

Ayomide Babalola is an Economics Education graduate whose music journey started in children choir at age 12.

Ashola Matthew Ayomide is a Part 2 Architecture student who has loved singing since childhood.

Precious Ikechukwu, a Broadcast Journalism student, sings to help others feel Christ's warmth and love.

Daniel Eyo is a Dramatic Arts student whose love for singing and composing began in primary school.

Bikom Helen Jabi is an OAU student who finds deep fulfillment in singing and has now stepped into competition.

Iyayi Success Joy is a microbiology student, singer, songwriter, and voice-over artist with a science future in view.

Gloria Adenike pursues music platforms that demand excellence and allow her to connect with souls.

Waiye Boluwatife is a dedicated vocalist focused on growth, emotional expression, and performance excellence.

Precious Chinaza Okafor calls music her second language and uses it to express, connect, and inspire.

Aina Olajumoke is a chemistry student and believer who embraces music as worship and lifestyle.

Temiloluwa Aribatise loves using music for joyful worship and is eager to grow through gospel competition.

Owofadeju Mayowa, a 400-level OAU student, has loved singing from childhood and enjoys creating beautiful music.

Etete Godswill Akaninyene is a final-year Biology Education student, vocal coach, keyboardist, and songwriter.

Layo draws inspiration from early exposure to music at home and a lifelong love for art and creativity.

Adekoya Oluwanishola joined to refine skill and pair anointing with excellence in ministry and artistry.

Adebajo Busayo Eniola sees music as connection, structure, and the place where she feels most at home.

Olaniyi Precious is a passionate singer and music student committed to growth and vocal depth.

Deborah Olaoye is a Business Administration student who describes music as healing and powerfully expressive.

Olutoki Oyinkansola uses singing, songwriting, and creativity to worship and express her God-given purpose.