It was a moment of honor and celebration as gospel minister Lilian Nneji, Moses Bliss, and other notable figures bag Honorary Doctorate in Music and Performing Arts from the Global University of Science and Technology, USA, in partnership with Clima Africa Leadership Academy.
The prestigious ceremony, held in collaboration with Clima Africa Leadership Academy, took place on October 5, 2025, at The Maslow Hotel, Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa.
The event brought together notable figures from across the continent to honor exceptional individuals who have made remarkable contributions to music, leadership, and humanitarian service.
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Moses Bliss, known for hit songs like “Too Faithful,” “Miracle No Dey Tire Jesus,” and “Bigger Everyday,” was recognized for his outstanding impact in gospel music and his dedication to inspiring young people through faith and creativity.
Similarly, Lilian Nneji, celebrated for her dynamic worship ministry and unique vocal prowess, received the Doctor of Arts and Humanities (Hon. DAH) for her excellence in Music and Performing Arts.
Moses Bliss Bag Doctorate
The honor serves as a testament to their influence not only in the gospel music industry but also in shaping lives through their commitment to spreading the message of Christ across nations.
