Nigerian Gospel Minister Olufemi Orekoya Unveils Latest Track 'Jagun Jagun'
Nigerian gospel artist Olufemi Orekoya has officially released his powerful new single titled “Jagun Jagun,” a fierce, spirit-filled anthem of spiritual warfare and divine victory, which premiered on Friday, May 8th.
Ahead of the release, the artist described the song as more than just music, calling it “a battle cry.” Drawn from the Yoruba language, the title “Jagun Jagun” signifies a mighty warrior — a fitting expression for a song centered on faith, spiritual authority, and the triumph of God’s kingdom.
Based in Lagos, Nigeria, Olufemi Orekoya has continued to build a strong reputation as a passionate worship leader and gospel minister. His previous releases, including “Most High,” have reflected his deep commitment to heartfelt worship and authentic praise. With “Jagun Jagun,” he raises the intensity even further, delivering a sound designed not only to inspire listeners but to awaken and strengthen believers spiritually.
The single arrives as Olufemi continues expanding his ministry through digital platforms, annual worship gatherings such as The Gathering, and collaborations with fellow gospel artists. “Jagun Jagun” marks another significant milestone in his musical journey, blending rich African spiritual expression with contemporary gospel energy.
“Jagun Jagun” is now available on all major digital streaming platforms.
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