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Lawrence Oyor’s “Favour” Becomes Most Streamed Nigerian Song Of 2025 On Spotify

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Nigerian gospel minister Lawrence Oyor has taken the music scene by storm with his latest song, Favour, which has officially become the most streamed Nigerian song of 2025 so far on Spotify. The worship anthem, which has resonated with audiences globally, has racked up an impressive 2.9 million streams on the platform.

Released in January 2025, Favour quickly gained traction with its powerful declaration of divine favour. The song’s lyrics, inspired by Psalm 5:12, affirm that “Favour surrounds me like a shield,” a message that has struck a chord with listeners seeking spiritual upliftment.

Beyond the numbers, Favour has sparked a wave of engagement on social media, with fans doing covers and reel videos. TikTok and Instagram have been flooded with content inspired by the track, further boosting its popularity.

Oyor, known for his deep, spirit-filled compositions, spontaneous worship sessions and chants, has continued to grow his influence in the gospel music industry. With Favour leading the charts, it marks a significant moment for gospel music in Nigeria, showing that faith-based songs can achieve mainstream success in the digital streaming era.

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