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Nosa is a Contemporary Christian singer, songwriter and recording artiste currently signed to Warner Music Group African partner, Chocolate City Music. His first single ‘Always Pray For You‘ hit the music scene in his home country Nigeria, enjoying massive airplay across all platforms leading to multiple nominations and awards.
He’s is known for major singles such as ‘Why You Love Me So‘, ‘Always On My Mind‘ and ‘Most High‘ featuring gospel artiste, Nathaniel Bassey. He’s also traditionally known for his use and excellent command of the pidgin English in inspirational songs using various sounds such as high life.
‘Na Your Way‘ is the lead single off the forthcoming worship album of the contemporary gospel artiste. The record features Mairo Ese and celebrates the dynamic and awesomeness of God.
Listen and be blessed!
NOTABLE LYRICS
You still heal the sick
You still raise the death
You still do amazing things
Na Your Way, Na Your Way
You still hear our prayers
You still answer when we call
You always keep your promise
Na Your Way, Na Your Way

Olusegun Adeniyi
A former spokesperson for late President Umaru Yar’Adua, Olusegun Adeniyi, has said that pro-democracy campaigner and Publisher of Sahara Reporters, Omoyele Sowore, predicted long ago that the Department of State Services would not obey the court order for his release.
In a tweet, Adeniyi said that when he visited Sowore a fortnight ago, the activist predicted that he would not be allowed to return home.
He said, "That Sowore is still in detention more than 24 hours after his bail conditions were perfected is a real shame and a serious affront on the rule of law.
"I hope the authorities will act quickly on the court order.
"I visited Sowore two weeks ago and sadly, he predicted this scenario.”
Justice Taiwo Taiwo of the Federal High Court in Abuja had on Tuesday ordered the DSS to release Sowore on bail.
But more than 72 hours after that period, the government is yet to obey that directive.
Sowore was arrested in Lagos on August 3 by the DSS for calling on Nigerians to express their frustration on the poor state of leadership in the country.
Babatunde Fowler has been summoned by a Federal High Court sitting in Kano for overstaying his tenure as Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service.
Mr Stanley Okwara had dragged the FIRS boss to court as well as the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami (SAN) to explain why Fowler was yet to step down as well as asking that he return all salaries received within his extended period.
In the case with suit number FHC/KN/CS/141/2019 presided over by Justice Lewis Allagoa, the plaintiff sought to know whether the continued stay of Fowler in office “was not illegal” having regard to the combined provisions of sections of the FIRS (Establishment) Act, 2007.
The presiding judge of the High Court after hearing a plaintiff’s counsel on September 23, 2019, ordered that the defendant should be served in Abuja and file their defence within five days.
In the originating summon, the two defendants were given 30 days to explain why Fowler, who was appointed on August 20, 2015, has not ceased to hold office as Chairman of the FIRS after that date in accordance with the “decision of the Supreme Court and having regard to the combined provisions of Sections 3(2) (a), Section 4(a) and Section 11 (a)” of the agency.
The plaintiff sought other reliefs including, “A declaration that the first defendant has ceased to hold office as Chairman of the FIRS after August 20, 2019 and that his continued stay in office is illegal.
“An order barring the first defendant from further holding himself out as, laying claim to or exercising the powers and functions of the Executive Chairman of the FIRS unless he is re-appointed by the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
“An order directing the first defendant to return forthwith to the Treasury Single Account of the Federation all the salaries, emoluments and such other kindred monetary benefits he has been drawing on the purse of the FIRS and file an affidavit of compliance within 14 days after the delivery of judgment in this suit.”
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