In a gesture of true generosity and appreciation for talent and humility, the leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Ayodele has gifted gospel musician Yinka Alaseyori a substantial sum of 2.5 million naira.
This generous gift comes as a token of recognition for Alaseyori’s unwavering humility, and dedication to her music career.
Primate Ayodele gave her the money today, Sunday, February 18, at the grand finale of his annual birthday and thanksgiving service, held at INRI Church Oke- Afa, Lagos.
He also promised to give her a jeep by June when he opens his newly built church.
Primate Ayodele, known for his philanthropy and support of talented individuals, was deeply moved by Yinka Alaseyori’s humility and respectful demeanor, especially in her interactions with others in the music industry. In a statement, he mentioned that Yinka Alaseyori’s humility and respectfulness has set herself apart as a shining example in the industry.
Yinka Alaseyori, an emerging gospel artist, has been making waves in the Nigerian music scene with her soul-stirring and faith-based music. Her commitment to her craft and humility in her interactions with colleagues and fans have garnered her widespread acclaim and admiration.
This significant gift from Primate Ayodele serves as a reminder of the importance of humility and respect in the pursuit of success, and as a token of support for Yinka Alaseyori’s future endeavors in the music industry.
Written by Adeyemi Obadimu
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