March 30th was a special day for the LoveWorld community, gospel music fans around the world and especially for Osinachi Kalu, better known as Sinach. The day marked Sinach’s 47th birthday, which she celebrated by releasing her new song “All Things Are Ready” accompanied by a music video for it.
Fans from all over the world took to social media to congratulate Sinach on her birthday, and the LoveWorld community also celebrated the singer on a large scale.
Record-breaking artist
“All Things Are Ready” has been praised by fans and has already reached 297,000 views on YouTube in just a week.
Earlier in March, the Nigerian gospel singer and songwriter received a gold plaque from YouTube for reaching more than 1 million subscribers on the video platform. Sinach made history with this gold plaque, as she is the first Nigerian gospel artist to achieve such an award.
Sinach’s success on YouTube is also reflected in her song “Way Maker,” which has been played more than 146 million times and became a hit across Africa.
30 years in the business
Sinach started singing a little more than 30 years ago when she worked at and was a choir member in Pastor Chris Oyakhilome’s Christ Embassy.
Later, she became a Christ Embassy worship leader and released her first album, “Chapter One” in 2008.
Since then, Sinach has released eight additional albums and won several awards, including two LIMA awards.
Anniversary concert moved
The gospel artist’s 30 years in the music industry was supposed to be celebrated with a concert called “Sinach Live in Concert 30 Years Celebration of Worship” on March 20th.
The show was scheduled to take place at the Convention Center, Eko Hotel & Suites, Victoria Island in Lagos, Nigeria, but it has been moved due to the Coronavirus.
Instead, fans will be able to celebrate Sinach’s 30th anniversary with her on October 18th, which is the new date of the concert.
Like the LoveWorld community, Sinach is also praying for the Coronavirus to end.
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