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Mercy Chinwo, Joe Praise For Preye Odede’s Port Harcourt Concert June 16
Gospel artiste, Preye Odede is set to host another edition of his concert tagged, ‘The Move’ on Friday, June 16 at EUI Event Centre, GRA Phase 3, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
This year’s event tagged, “No Restriction” also billed to hold at the same venue promises to be bigger with different musical acts to perform.
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Odede is a music minister of global appeal and tremendous local influence. With repeated appearances in some big gospel events across the globe, including “The Experience,” and tours in the United States of America, the U.K. and different African countries with His Soul, a stirring hit over the years, the artiste remains an icon and a bankable brand.
The Move 2023 will feature Pst. Jerry Eze, Pst Lanre Olusola and Pst Grange Izunwa.
Great acts including Mercy Chinwo, Joe Praise, Mr. M and Revelation, MOG (from Ghana), Onos Ariyo, Noble G, Sensational Bamidele, and many others will be on stage to thrill the audience.
Preye said, “The Move 2023 is not just a concert; it’s a revival. We believe God for an outpouring that will change the experience and lives of the people of Port Harcourt and all those who will be attending. This is a free event. You can reserve your seat via the website, themove.preyeodede.org/reservations.”
Previous editions of the concert premiered in Accra, Ghana, in 2019, was fully sold-out. In 2021, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State experienced an overflow too, as the turnout was huge.
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