Dunsin Oyekan

Dunsin Oyekan is a highly prominent Nigerian singer, songwriter, and worship leader renowned for his impactful contributions to Christian music, particularly within the Afrogospel and worship genres. Often referred to as "The Eagle," his music is characterized by powerful lyrics, deep spirituality, and a blend of contemporary sounds aimed at inspiring revival and leading listeners into deeper worship.Early Life and Education Dunsin Oyekan was born and raised in Nigeria. His musical journey began early; he started playing the guitar at the age of ten, developing a passion for music that would eventually define his life's path. Despite his musical inclinations, Oyekan pursued formal education in the sciences, earning a degree in Industrial Chemistry from the University of Ilorin.Career Progression and Achievements For over two decades, Dunsin Oyekan dedicated himself to music ministry, singing in choirs and serving as a music director. In 2014, he experienced a pivotal divine calling that drastically changed his professional trajectory, shifting his focus entirely to full-time worship ministry. His career is marked by a steady release of "revelationary songs" and the establishment of powerful worship sessions. His commitment to pure worship has led him to share stages with numerous internationally recognized gospel artists, including Tasha Cobbs, Don Moen, Kurt Carr, Byron Cage, Tye Tribbett, William Murphy, Kim Burrell, Sinach, FrekeUmoh, and Micah Stampley. Oyekan has been recognized by Ynaija as one of the 100 Most Influential People in Christian Ministry in Nigeria.Notable Works Dunsin Oyekan is prolific, having released numerous singles and albums. His notable works include popular worship anthems such as "Fragrance to Fire," "Worthy of My Praise" (feat. Lawrence Oyor), "Iba," and "Those Who Will Win" from his 2022 album, *The Glory Experience (Songs of Zion)*. His compositions often focus on themes of God's glory, victory, and the power of worship.Current Status Dunsin Oyekan remains an active and influential figure in the global gospel music scene, based in Lagos, Nigeria. He continues to release new music, host major worship events, and tour internationally. Despite facing personal tragedy, including the loss of his wife, Adedoyin, in 2019, with whom he shared two children, he remains resilient in his ministry, focusing on his mission to fill the atmosphere with the heart of God. His digital presence is substantial, with millions of followers across social media platforms like Instagram, X (formerly Twitter), and TikTok.