In a deeply emotional outpouring that has reverberated across social media and beyond, Nigerian gospel singer and soul-stirrer Shola Allyson shared a powerful testimony of gratitude, spiritual resilience, and unwavering faith that is stirring hearts across generations.
In a post laden with heartfelt praise and spiritual fervor, Allyson declared repeatedly:
“I am GRATEFUL!”
Her words, pulsing with truth and sincerity, became a rallying cry for many who seek strength, encouragement, and a return to timeless values in a world moving at dizzying speed.
“I actually don’t have words… But because I need to use words to express my heart for souls like me who seek strength and encouragement, I just want to say mo DÚPẸ́ L’Ọ́WỌ́ OLÚWA ỌLỌ́RUN OLÓDÙMARÈ, ALÁÀÁNÚ Ù MI, ÌṢẸ́GUN ÙN MI…”* she wrote, invoking deep Yoruba expressions of reverence and thanksgiving to the Almighty.*
Her post, now widely circulated and reshared, is not just a personal declaration but a public call to stay anchored in ancient values faith, patience, integrity, and spiritual alignment what she describes as “those values which gently but firmly ooze THAT ESSENCE in all spaces and systems.”
The Message in the Music
Known for her soul-lifting voice and spirit-infused songwriting, Shola Allyson’s latest outburst of gratitude is more than emotional; it is prophetic and empowering. With lines like “It pays to stay glued and ‘gummed’ to those ancient values… They pay!”, she reminds her followers that spiritual consistency and depth are not outdated they are the very foundations of lasting impact.
“There is space for more! I am ready! Olúṣọlá gbàkún’re! I receive! Májẹ̀mú ni! Ó d’àṣẹ! Òkè l’ó ti wá!”
The declaration, a blend of Yoruba affirmations and deep spiritual language, translates to a covenant with purpose and divine destiny signaling readiness for a new season of growth, influence, and impact.
A Cultural Torchbearer
Beyond music, Allyson has become a torchbearer of cultural authenticity and spiritual grounding. Her ability to seamlessly weave Yoruba language and Christian faith creates a bridge between generations reaffirming that spirituality, identity, and artistic expression can coexist harmoniously.
As her post continues to ignite testimonies and reflections online, many are echoing her sentiments: “I am grateful too.”
In a world often clouded by uncertainty and noise, Shola Allyson’s gratitude stands as a clear trumpet of faith, heritage, and hope. She reminds us all:
“It makes sense, eventually.”
