Renowned Nigerian rapper, M.I Abaga, has dropped a surprising announcement that has stirred excitement across the music scene. After the much-anticipated release of his upcoming album, The Wolf, M.I has revealed that he plans to transition into gospel music, a move that is sure to capture both longtime fans and new listeners alike.
In a tweet that got fans talking, the iconic rapper hinted at what’s to come: “After #THEWOLF I’ll release a gospel album 🛖🐺🙏🏿. This statement suggests a spiritual turn in his career—one many didn’t see coming.
For those who’ve followed M.I’s journey from the beginning, this isn’t entirely new territory. Fans will remember his 2008 gospel track Jehovah from the Talk About It album and also Kaunar Allah by Jeremiah Gyang where he was featured, these reflected the rapper’s deep introspective side and subtle spirituality.
The anticipation for The Wolf album is already building, with fans eagerly waiting to see what M.I has in store. Known for his profound lyricism and seamless blend of hip-hop with African sounds, the new album is expected to push boundaries.
Now, with the promise of a gospel project on the horizon, fans are wondering how M.I will bring his unique touch to the gospel genre. Will it carry the same depth and insight as his rap albums?
One thing is certain: The Wolf will mark the end of an era and the beginning of a spiritually charged chapter for one of Nigeria’s most respected artists.
