This is an unforgettable encounter with Canadian-based gospel music sensation, Minister Esther Ojooba, as she shares her captivating story of faith, music, and philanthropy.
With a career spanning over 25 years, Esther takes us on a journey of triumph, challenges, and divine encounters that have shaped her ministry and inspired countless lives. In this no-holds-barred conversation, she opens up about her musical journey, the launch and dedication of her NGO, and so much more.
”As I reflect on my 25-year journey in the music industry, I am overwhelmed with gratitude for the unscripted testimony that has unfolded before me. It’s a story of God’s unwavering faithfulness, His unrelenting guidance, and His unending love.
The path has not always been smooth; there have been seasons of uncertainty, moments of pain, and times when the darkness seemed insurmountable. But in every moment, God was writing His narrative over my life – a story of redemption, hope, and triumph.
Every challenge, every heartache, and every closed door has been a crucial part of my testimony. They have refined my faith, shaped my voice, and given my ministry depth.
I have come to realize that gospel music is not just about melodies and harmonies; it’s about touching souls, healing hearts, and spreading the message of Christ to a world in need.
The bright lights and big stages are not what define me; it’s the quiet moments when someone shares how my music has brought them comfort, peace, or hope. Those moments remind me that this journey is not about fame, but about making an impact.
As I celebrate 25 years of ministry through music, I stand not as a star, but as a living testimony of God’s goodness and faithfulness. My story is a testament that when God writes your story, every chapter, even the painful ones leads to glory.
This year edition of her annual musical concert is titled, Unscripted Testimony. A reflection of her encounters and battles over 25 years ago. She is also using the event to officially dedicate and launch her NGO, that caters for the less privilege in the society.
