Gospel music minister and worshipper Toluwase Dolapo has released a new worship single titled “Mojuba,” released on October 4, which also marked her birthday.
“Mojuba,” a Yoruba word which means “I reverence you,” was birthed from a moment of worship and an inspiration from the Holy Spirit. For Toluwaṣe Dolapo, releasing the song on her birthday was a deliberate decision to offer her worship to God and acknowledge Him as her Creator, Father and King.
Speaking on the inspiration behind the song, she said:
“Mojuba was birthed from a moment of worship and inspired by the Holy Spirit. I chose to release it on my birthday because it is my expression of giving my Creator, my Father, my King, and all that He is to me, all of my worship. I am releasing Mojuba as a sound, but beyond that, it is also a call to worship and reverence Him alone.”
The new release sees Toluwase Dolapo draw listeners into a sincere expression of worship, calling attention to the place of reverence for God in the life of every believer.
The audio was produced by AP Production, while the official music video was shot and directed by #KASDidIt!, giving the song a visual presentation that complements its worship message.
“Mojuba” is available now across digital music platforms, with the official video also available for viewing.
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ABOUT TOLUWASE DOLAPO
Toluwaṣe Dolapo is a Nigerian gospel music minister and worshipper known for her distinctive sound and passion for songs that glorify God.
She is the crooner of several well-known songs including “Ebami Ki,” “Oba,” “Ibu Iyanu,” “Mojonla,” and many more songs that have blessed listeners and further established her voice in the Nigerian gospel music space.
Through her music, Toluwaṣe Dolapo continues to express her love for God and her desire to see people encounter Him through worship. Her songs cut across praise, worship and heartfelt expressions of faith, with her Yoruba-rooted sound giving her music a distinct identity.
Her growing catalogue continues to speak to different seasons of the Christian walk, and she remains committed to using her gift to point hearts back to God.
