Popular Gospel Artist Evangelist Paul Nwokocha Set to Marry

September 16, 2023190 views0

Popular Gospel Artist Evangelist Paul Nwokocha Set to Marry

2023-09-16T09:30:29+01:00

By Marie

In a heartwarming development, Evangelist Paul Nwokocha, a well-known gospel singer, is getting ready to wed Goodness, the love of his life. There is a real sense of excitement surrounding their nuptials, with pre-wedding photos lightening social media feeds and sparking discussions among admirers and well-wishers.While much has been made about Evangelist Paul Nwokocha’s first marriage to Alice, attention now turns to the future as he begins this new chapter of his life with Goodness.The traditional wedding will be held on September 16, 2023, in the peaceful Agboji home of Evangelist Paul Nwokocha in the Abiriba Ohafia LGA of Abia State. It’s a day that promises to be full of affection, happiness, and special memories.Paul Nwokocha’s successful career in the evangelical music sector has given him a well-deserved reputation as one of Africa’s most dependable performers. His music, which has been featured on countless CDs, has won the hearts of many and amassed a devoted fanbase that crosses continents.His most famous song, “Nkwa Praise,” launched him into the spotlight and made him a household name. However, the difficulties that came with popularity drove him to the verge of suicide. Despite the difficulties, remained a source of inspiration, and his resilience shone through.We celebrate their love and wish them a future full of joy, harmony, and continuous success in their endeavours as Evangelist Paul Nwokocha gets ready to start this new journey with Goodness.Paul Nwokocha is an international gospel artiste based in Port Harcourt and is one of the most consistent artistes in Africa.He started the trade in 1984 with the Assemblies of God Church and today he has over 66 albums to his credit.Paul Nwokocha Songs • Nkwa Praise • Eze Udo • My Helper • Chineke Nke Eluigwe • Akam Di Ocha • Igodo • Aka Olu Jehovah • Obata Obie • Igodo Medley • Chim Si M Kwoba Aka Medley • Ala Apiti Medley • Bigger Than • Ekele Oma • Abba Father • Chukwu Nna Nke Amamihe Medley • Onu Uzi Eligwe Medley • This Is The Day Medley • Ka Ha Mara • Oruwo • Edi Ebube • Abum Onye Uwa Oma • Odi Egwu • Odum Ije • Jehovah Si Na O Bu Asi • Udiri Chineke M • Kuru Ume • Olu Ebube Chineke • Onye Di Ndu • Ala Di Mma • Ezi Onye IjeNwokocha started his career as a musician 25 years ago. In primary school, he was reputed by many as a very good singer. So much so that he was invited to perform at many functions.He said, “I remember that each time our SS 3 students were leaving school after their exams and the school held a valedictory service for them, I was always called upon to sing. After singing, some guests would come to me and offer to pay for my education. I finished my primary and secondary education on scholarship.”Since it was singing that made it possible for Nwokocha to get some formal education, he could not but hold on to his talent. He therefore decided to become a professional musician.Paul Nwokocha said, “I grew up in a Christian family, with Christian music all around me. So, when I started singing, I started with Christian music. The reason is that I acknowledge God, the creator. He is the one that gave me the voice to sing. I come from a poor background, so when I look around me and see how good God has been to me, I sing his praises.“We used to eat the chaff from pap. I still remember the day my mum sent me to get it from one woman in our village. I got there late, so the woman had swept the chaff into the dust bin before I arrived. We had to pick them out of the dust bin. Some of them were mixed with ashes but I still had to pick them, otherwise we wouldn’t have had anything to eat. As I was leaving with the chaff, the woman wept for us. But I was happy that I got food.”Amid poverty, Nwokocha remained a happy boy. He was happy because he had music. Each time he needed encouragement, he sang.ALSO READ: Dutch Chapel Set to Transform into New Multi-Arts Venue