– “Man Out of Mission” By Egbon Adugbo is now available for download everywhere
Gospel singer Femi Ola-Abraham, now known as Egbon Adugbo, unveils his latest EP, “Man Out of Mission (A Journey Back to Purpose),” a deeply personal body of work inspired by Ephesians 2:10.
Rooted in the truth that believers are God’s workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, the project serves as a heartfelt reminder that every life carries a divine assignment. Man Out of Mission encourages listeners to move beyond distraction and uncertainty, realign with God’s design, and embrace the calling placed before them.
More than a collection of songs, the EP captures a journey of reflection, restoration, and renewed direction. Through each track, Egbon Adugbo invites listeners to examine their walk, reconnect with God’s plan, and take intentional steps toward the assignment He has given them.
The EP features three tracks:
J’Ese Lo (Above Sin)
All About You
He Did It
With themes of grace, restoration, faith, and divine direction, Man Out of Mission (A Journey Back to Purpose) offers a meaningful musical experience for anyone seeking clarity, renewal, and a deeper alignment with God’s plan for their life.
Ultimately, the project is a call to return to what matters—to walk with God, embrace His direction, and live out the assignment He has entrusted to us.
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DownloadAbout Femi Ola-Abraham (Egbon Adugbo)
Egbon Adugbo is a street shepherd, not here to judge, but to share the love of Christ through sound.
His music meets people where they are, blending the message of the Gospel with the rawness, rhythm, language, and realities of everyday life.
With a genuine heart for people and a message rooted in grace, Egbon Adugbo creates music that reaches beyond church walls and reminds everyone, regardless of their background, story, or where they come from, that they are loved by Christ.
This is music with a mission: to meet people where they are and lead them back to purpose.
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Instagram | X | YouTube: @iamolaabraham
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