I shall not die -Female pastor

Quaze crooner, Mercy Oseghale, is ready again with another hit album, I Shall Not Die, that she says “will definitely surpass the critical and commercial success of Quaze which got me three nominations at NMVA 2007.”

A professional singer since 17 years of age, Oseghale’s breakthrough into the entertainment was in 1987, the year she also won the Archbishop Benson Idahosa Best Artist of the Year award.

A former praise leader of the Auchi Polytechnic Corporate Worship, she is also a founding member and two-time secretary general of The Omega Promotion (a gospel music club in Auchi Polytechnic) and one-time member and lead soloist of the Gospel Echoes of Auchi.

Armed with her wealth of experience, it was easy for her to storm gospel music industry with her African contemporary gospel style in 2007 through Quaze, an album that is still selling fast. And now, I Shall Not Die, her next album will hit the market from November 20th.

Even as I Shall Not Die’s launching is scheduled for November 20 at Dehall, Lagos State Printing Corporation Complex, Awolowo Road, Ikeja by 4pm, Oseghalae says, “The album is about giving hope to the hopeless and blessings for everyone who listens to it. All its tracks are prophetic, so don't miss out on a good thing. Be part of the testimonies that'll accompany it.”