BIOGRAPHY OF LADY EVANG. NIKE KOLAWOLE

 





LADY EVANG. NIKE KOLAWOLE

Lady Evang. Nike Kolawole who is the director of the Nike Kolawole Music International is a gospel music minister, song writer & movie music composer, born on the 28th of May, Nike Kolawole is a Nigerian born gospel singer, song writer, and movie music composer.
She hails from Okuku in Osun State, Nigeria and was born into the family of Pa Anthony Olayiwola Omonije and Madam Racheal Olayiwola Omonije, from Okuku Osun State, being the one female of their children.

Nike Kolawole is a multi-dimensional singer whose genre of songs include folk, soul and gospel music with good lyrical presentation. She has graced several religious gatherings, she began her music career in the year 2012 when she put up her first album, her songs were mainly of the Yoruba genre before she dived into the touch of the English version gospel music world, after becoming a born-again Christian some years back, she also did jingles, signature tunes, and adverts for Birthday, TV and Radio stations.

Talking about her early life and education, Nike Kolawole went to Miracle of God Nursery & Primary School, Igbindo, via Ondo, Ondo State in the year 1999, she later proceeded her studies at prestigious Akure High School but due to some contraints she obtained her West Africa Examination Certificate (WAEC) at the Igbindo Grammar School, Igbindo via Ondo in the year 2005, and presently pursuing he Bachelor in Music in view at the National Open University (NOUN) where she presently study Music.
She has released a good number of songs which entail seven albums, they are as follows: Aanu Losogo, Morinna Kore, Moyin O Logo, Ayo Wole Mi, Alaafia Ni Funmi, Aye mi Adara, Awa Ni Bibeli (the latest of all)

NIKE KOLAWOLE SONGS  

Some of Nike Kolawole songs includes:

ü  Moyin o Logo

ü  Ama jiyin

ü  Ife Jesu

ü  Alo

ü  Ogo re po

ü  Mowo re kuro laye mi

ü  Oba

ü  Ayo Wole Mi

ü  Jehovah

ü  Morina Kore

ü  Kristeni Matiwa Isinmi

ü  Duro Doluwa

ü  Aanu Lo sogo

ü  Yaagbo Yaaju

ü  Alaafia

ü  Iwa mimo Sonu

ü  You Deserve all the Glory (Medley)

ü  Jafunmi

ü  Yera wo

ü  Irin Ajo mi Laye

ü  Ba o Ku

ü  Jafunmi

ü  Mo Dupe Oluwa Mi

ü  Awa ni Bibeli

ü  Aforiti

ü  Ajagunla Ose (Medley)

ü  Alagbada Ina

ü  Nigbakan ri

ü  Morinna Kore

ü  Ogbagba to gba mi

ü  Emi a yin o

ü  Koniwa So Iwa

ü  Ijo Ope featuring Ayesoro Twins, Ayo Ralph &

ü  Tire Lope & many more

Nike Kolawole has received awards both on nomination and the Best Gospel Music Composer/Musician of the year, locally and Nationally to mention few, by Ayogen TV, IB TV, Stable of Alagbawi Vision of Leaders, MB TV and many more, she has been called for interviews by many Frequency Modulation Station, such as Adaba 88.9 fm, Akure, Kaftan TV, Ondo, Orisun TV, Lagos and lots more, she has built many souls with her song and raise song writers under her as well, she imbibe good code of conduct even in and out of her domiciliary and impact good morals into lives while she mentor youth also in a Godly way which is the right path to go.

Nike Kolawole Quotes

*     “There is great honour in being humble.”

*     “Stories can change. Stories change. Let nothing rob you of hope, stories change!”

*     “It is when you find YOU that you can make a difference and be truly celebrated.”

*     “Our spiritual life should be integrated into and reflect in our “secular” lives.”

*     “Every experience we get is an investment into our lives.

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