Adegbodu Twins Become Special Advisers to Osun State Governor

The Adegbodu twins have said not everyone who goes into gospel music is truly called Gospel Singers, saying that the majority of such gospel singers venture into music just to enrich themselves and their popularity.

According to them, many are not called to sing gospel but because of the fame and money, they rush into it.

The juju gospel singers, who get their inspiration from God, said there are many rookies in the industry singing all sorts of music calling it gospel.

According to them, there has been a revelation that the twins would be born singers, which they have been singing professionally for 25 years with their first album launched in 1999.

The duo who recently got appointed by the Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke as special adviser on Entertainment and Tourism are set to open a multimillion audio/visual studio in Ibadan soon.

The appointment was based on the hard work and resilience of the twins in gospel music over the years.

The twins are set to celebrate their birthday on Oct.4 with plans to release a 50-track album, the first of its kind in the history of music.

They also plan to present a plot of land to their band boys in Ibadan soon.

The twins were in Europe in March; they visited Spain, France, Germany, and Holland, while also visiting Jordan for pilgrimage in June this year.

The twins who recently bagged an ambassador deal with Yes Fm 101.7 in Ibadan are planning to host a concert next year titled ‘God concert’, where 10 gospel artists and 10 Muslim artists are to perform together on a stage.

Adegbodu Twins plan to launch a ‘festival of light’ to honour Osun State Governor in December.