Categories: RELIGION

MFM Founder, Olukoya, Launches Music Catalogue

 

MFM Founder
OpenLife Nigeria reports that the founder and General Overseer of the Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries, MFM, would launch a music catalogue on Christmas day, December 25.
The launch is expected to hold at the Grace Hall, MFM International Headquarters, Yaba, Lagos, Nigeria.
According to available information, it is one of the most valuable music catalogues of choral and solo composition and indeed, one of its kind in the world.
The art of over 30 years of hard work is described as one of the most voluminous African Arts music compilations that will ever be released at a time.
Unknown to many, Olukoya, generally called GO as well as Daddy, is a master musician, composer, organist and songwriter that has been penning down tunes and melodies for so many years.
The launch is expected to attract dignitaries from far and near.

 

 

 

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