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Sinach: I have a testimony that You had made a way for me before, and I know that You are going to make a way for me, even in this darkness. I know that You are the answer to all the questions that I have in my heart.

So when I was a pastor, I discovered that there was not only a great deal of stigma around issues of mental illness just in the culture, but specifically a really strong stigma within the church. And I, for one, kind of was one of those people. I have suffered from depression and anxiety for most of my life, but did not avail myself to any kind of resources for treatment. I was in my early thirties when I began to have some serious panic attacks, and at that point I finally went to see a therapist. And by the grace of God, working with that therapist and beginning to take medication, I experienced a tremendous amount of healing. And I became really passionate to advocating for Christians to try and understand mental health as health and not as some separate category. That meant that there was some kind of unconscious sin in their life or that there was a failing of faith or any of those types of things, but to really talk about this and to understand that suffering comes in all kinds of forms.

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A couple of years back, I went through another serious depression. And this time, instead of seeking out the help that I needed, I just masked it and I just kept going on. I kept earning the degree. I kept working full-time in the church. I wrote my first book. I was married with one child and a second child came along and I just kept going. And instead of seeking the treatment that I needed, I began to mask my pain by abusing alcohol and was drinking suddenly much more than I had ever done so in the past.

A mother and wife, Sinach is writing her first book. She says writing has been her first love, and the book project is close to heart. We spend an hour, talking about her journey through life, music and ministration. Where does the music start, and God takes over? How much entertainment is allowed in faith-based music? How do mortal art and supernatural design intertwine in Gospel music?

Yeah, people always ask me. When you say entertainment, do you know that books can be entertaining? Clothing can be entertaining. Food can be entertaining. And even poetic people, dance. People can dance for entertainment. What is the meaning of entertainment? It brings joy, it brings inspiration, it brings value. My music brings all that. And so, in it, is entertainment. In the entertainment that I'm bringing to you, it is also a message. A message that can transform. Remember, it is the message in all of these things that would determine what happens to the person that is listening. So if I am entertaining, I'm bringing with it a message of hope. It automatically lifts the person up. If I'm bringing a message of sorrow, and of course I'm a person, I would communicate sorrow. But that is not my place. I communicate peace, I communicate joy. I communicate faith, love and inspiration. That's what I do.

And so, there are different mirrors in the world. Mirrors of maybe other people telling you who you are. Maybe television telling you who you are. Or maybe people who do not like you, they are telling you who you are. But my perception of myself is that first of all, I'm someone's daughter. I'm a daughter. My mum is still alive, so I'm a daughter and I enjoy being a daughter. I'm a wife. I enjoy being a wife. I love my husband. I love my family. I'm a mother. I enjoy being a mother. And I enjoy being a lot of things to different people. But then again, I'm a minister. A minister of the gospel. First of all like I say, I'm a Christian before all those. And it is important to understand who you are, that you fill several roles. But the anchor is in who you know that God has made you. The relationship with God. That is the anchor. The anchor that holds all this together. And that's what it is.

When the song came out, we knew it was special. With the way the people reacted to it and with the way things were going on with it. We knew it was pretty special. But the thing about the song is that, you never knew which one God wants to use. But you just put it out as it is in your heart. But then, we did tours with 'Way Maker,' as well as other songs that we had. It was an album, so we did a tour with it. We did a tour in North America, we did a tour in different parts of the world. We did a tour in Australia. We did a tour in New Zealand. We even went to New Zealand! We did a tour in the Caribbean. We went to several of the cities in the Caribbean, and we even went to Seychelles. We went to Amsterdam. We went to some Islands. In Africa also, we toured different nations in Africa. And it was mind-blowing. So we knew there was something special about the song. And of course, partnering with Integrity and we moved forward with the music. So it was no surprise that it went forward the way it went forward. And I was so glad about it.

I just need a little bit more clarity on the Micheal Smith one. It did a lot of work for the record and for you. How did that play out within both of you? Your relationship with him? How did that work? I'm just very curious to know how that happened.

I think gospel music works with bands all the time. And so I grew up knowing from a young age, learning to work with the band in the church. You know, my local church is rich in music. So you would see, we have a culture of music. I grew up in a church that has a good culture of music. So that helped me a lot.

Always educating. She's very very good with that. And so, she loves books. We still buy her books. She's in her middle 70s, she still reads so much and I got it from her. She encourages me to write, to read and poetry. so that was my first love, writing. And it's such a joy. And that's why it was easy for me to switch to writing songs because I was doing well with poetry and all that.

Sinach, Osinachi Kalu Okoro Egbu, 48, is the mascot of all that is good and royal in African gospel music. The faith-based Nigerian singer, songwriter and senior worship leader at globe church, Loveworld Inc, dominates African Christian music. Her lengthy career is littered with many \u2018firsts.\u2019 Sinach is the first singer-songwriter to top the Billboard Christian Songwriter chart for 12 weeks in a row. The first Nigerian musician to win the Dove Awards, after her song, \u2018Way Maker\u2019 bagged three nominations and won the Song of the Year at the 51st GMA Dove Awards. The Dove Awards can be likened to the Grammy of the gospel music industry. Her 9 studio albums have a litany of gospel hit songs, including \\\"Way Maker\\\", \\\"I Know Who I Am\\\", \\\"Great Are You Lord\\\", \\\"Rejoice\\\", \\\"He Did It Again\\\", \\\"Precious Jesus\\\", \\\"The Name of Jesus\\\", \\\"This Is My Season\\\", \\\"Awesome God\\\", \\\"For This\\\", \\\"I Stand Amazed\\\", \\\"Simply Devoted\\\" and \\\"Jesus is Alive\\\".

Gospel artists in Nigeria are regarded as a niche bunch. Christian record have historically represent a music industry paradox, about their true place in the space. Nigeria is made up of two predominant monotheistic religions \u2014 Christianity and Islam. According to the Pew Research Center, Nigeria has the largest Christian population of any country in Africa, with more than 80 million persons in Nigeria belonging to the church with various denominations. Gospel music is a staple in numerous Nigerian homes, but that dominance is rarely ever considered in big picture music narratives. Sinach has sold millions of records, and her numbers eclipse her pop music peers. But she seldom gets mainstream recognition. Instead, during conversations about the place of art, her music is relegated to faith-based circles, where it pragmatically fulfils a need. It\u2019s art given to God, after all. Caesar controls the rest of the game.

According to Sinach\u2019s camp, \u2018Way Maker\u2019 was amplified by divine involvement. A member of her staff tells me that when the record was released in 2015, the singer received a prophesy in Church, saying \u201Cthe song will travel around the world.\u201D Five years later, the prophecy appeared to have been fulfilled in a global pandemic. \u201CWhen the song came out, we knew it was special. With the way the people reacted to it and with the way things were going on with it. We knew it was pretty special. But the thing about the song is that, you never knew which one God wants to use. But you just put it out as it is in your heart,\u201D Sinach says.

In the room, here in Lagos, the music on offer has found progress. A few tweaks later, with Sinach directing and talking to her orchestra members, it all comes together. \u201CLet\u2019s stand up,\u201D Sinach says, singing softly into the mic. The backups join in. The instrumentalists find their rhythm and harmony. The drums kick in, elevating the room with a rhythm. And in that moment, everyone could catch a glimpse of the final product. The song was warm. Too warm. And holy too. Praise the lord.

Gospel music in Nigeria is tasked with more than entertainment. The sound is designed to democratize prayer, or extoll the virtues that Christian believers aspire to. The songwriting direction here is designed to serve as a pipeline to connect to the divine. Whether in praise or worship, supplication or intercession, entertainment comes second. God comes first. God is in the details, Sinach believes. From inspiration to recording, to performance (which Sinach repeatedly refers to as ministration) every step of the way was guided by divine directives. Including this interview. God wanted this to happen. \u201CI can only talk for myself and what the word of God says. So that's what I follow, that's what I believe. And that's what happens to me and anybody who follows the same principle. It works for them.\u201D Sinach says.

Sinach\u2019s latest album, Greatest Lord came directly from God. According to the singer, the Holy Spirit\u2014as usual\u2014came to her with the ideas during the delay caused by 2020\u2019s lockdowns. The result is an exultant 13-track LP, featuring fellow Gospel stars, Nathaniel Bassey, Panam Percy Paul, Darlene Zschech, Leeland, Miranda Curtis, among others. It\u2019s targeted at a global audience, which has grown exponentially since 2020. 006ab0faaa