As the world prepares to bid farewell to 2024, renowned Nigerian gospel artist Joe Praize has chosen the serene and spiritually significant venue of Holy City Entebbe to celebrate the arrival of the New Year. The acclaimed singer, songwriter, and worship leader, known for hits like “Mighty God” and “Alpha Omega,” is set to perform in what promises to be an unforgettable night of praise and worship.
Joe Praize, whose real name is Joseph Omo Ebhodaghe, has been a significant figure in the gospel music scene, not only in Nigeria but across the African continent. With his latest visit to Uganda, he aims to bring together the community in a celebration of faith, hope, and renewal as the new year dawns.
The event at Holy City Entebbe is open to all with a message of inclusivity and spiritual rejuvenation. “It is finished” is the theme of the crossover night at Holy City Entebbe led by Bro Ronnie Makabai, symbolizing the end of the old year and the beginning of new opportunities and blessings.
This performance follows Joe Praize’s history of engaging with audiences in various countries, where he has ministered in South Africa, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States, among others. His music, which blends traditional gospel with contemporary sounds, resonates deeply with listeners, offering messages of faith, healing, and God’s unchangeable nature.
Local residents and visitors alike are excited about this rare opportunity to experience Joe Praize’s live performance. The event is expected to draw a large crowd, turning the Holy City Entebbe into a vibrant center of worship and celebration.
With free entrance announced for all, the concert aims to give everyone a chance to start the year on a note of communal joy and spiritual upliftment. The exact details of the program remain under wraps, but attendees can anticipate a mix of Joe Praize’s well-known hits alongside new songs, all delivered with his signature passion and energy.
As Uganda gears up for this spiritual spectacle, the anticipation is palpable. With Joe Praize’s performance, the New Year’s Eve celebration in Entebbe is not just about ringing in 2025 but also about coming together in faith and thanksgiving for the journey ahead.
This event is part of a broader trend of spiritual and cultural gatherings in Uganda, where music and faith play a pivotal role in community life, especially during significant times like the turn of the year.
