The Relentless Builder: Gold Help Owen

24 December 2014

4 Christmas Songs to Enjoy During the Holiday Season

Labels: AdeAde, Anu Osilesi, Eloho Efemuai, Free Downloads, Gold Help Owen, Music, Nigerian Christian Music, Nigerian Christmas Songs, Nigerian Gospel Music, Olivz

So, what does Relentless do on Christmas Eve? She puts up Christmas music. Apparently. I know I've been away for a while, but it's all for a good cause.

The songs I am about to share were sent to me by various Nigerian gospel artistes, and I thought it would be better to share it today (instead of say ... Boxing Day).

Plus, you know you can be "special" like me and listen to Christmas songs all year round, right? Yes, let's be "special" together ... Lol!

So, here are the songs in no particular order:

1. Eloho Efemuai - Hark the Herald

Eloho sings a popular Christmas carol, Hark the Herald, which she shares with us this holiday season. Here's more information on this artiste and her song courtesy of the press release:

11 October 2014

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OFFICIAL VIDEO: Gold Help Owen - Little Things

Labels: Gold Help Owen, Jos, Music Video, Nigerian Christian Music, Nigerian Gospel Music, Plateau State

Gold Help Owen | Facebook

Gold Help Owen is a Nigerian gospel artiste based in Jos, Plateau State. His song, Little Things, was one of the first songs I discovered on ReverbNation back in 2011 when I started blogging.

I actually wrote a song review for "Little Things" back in 2011 when I started blogging. So, you can imagine my surprise when some months ago, I discovered on Gold's Facebook page that he was actually making a video for the song.

03 October 2014

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This Friday's Free Downloads | Featuring: Gold Help Owen, Victor Atenaga, Ola Praise

Labels: Free Downloads, Gold Help Owen, Music, Ola Praise, Victor Atenaga

How did I ever forget to say "Happy New Month?" Pardon me, please. I wish every single one of you a fantabulous October!

The following artistes have made their singles available for free:

Gold Help Owen - Where I for dey?
Victor Atenaga - Oghene Do
Ola Praise - Thank You Lord (Ese Baba)

Now, let's learn a bit about these artistes before grabbing the free music ... Or you can just grab the music and begin your weekend. :D

1. Gold Help Owen - Where I For Dey?

If you were the only one on earth, Jesus would still have come to the earth to die for your sins. This is the message Gold Owen shares on this track titled “Where I For Dey”, expressing how dead we would have been without Jesus.

13 October 2013

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NEW MUSIC: Gold Help Owen - Iko Ntiense (Testimony)

Labels: Ethnic Music, Gold Help Owen, Music, New Music

Happy Sunday to you! How was ... sorry, how has your weekend been so far? Mine has been restful, but I intend to catch up on more sleep today ;-)

Gold Help Owen, a singer/songwriter has just released a single titled Iko Ntiense, meaning 'Testimony.' He has been featured a couple of times for his other singles, Little Things, Wait and Ra Baba (featuring Sermon 101). This latest single was produced by VC Perez. Download, listen and enjoy ... in that order!

20 July 2012

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THIS Friday's Free Downloads | Featuring: Lily Perez (My Life), Dach-Mo (Babu Kamarka), Gold Help Owen (Wait)

Labels: Dach-Mo, Free Downloads, Gold Help Owen, Lily Perez, Music

I hope you've been enjoying the assortment of free downloads offered here every Friday. If you have, please take a few seconds to leave a comment. The artistes will surely appreciate it. Furthermore, if you have any artistes you would like to recommend for this series, please send me an e-mail with the link to the MP3 file download at relentless@therelentlesbuilder.com

Having said that, here are This Friday's free downloads, courtesy of three different Nigerian gospel artistes. Click the Download button at on each widget, and enjoy!

1. Lily Perez

Lily Perez / Facebook

10 June 2012

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Prince Charming does not attend a Redeemed Church | Featured Artiste: S.E.R.M.O.N

Labels: Church, Diaspora, Gold Help Owen, Music, Relationships, SERMON

If you're a Single Christian Nigerian living outside Nigeria (US, UK, Canada, Australia, etc) who has ever voiced out a desire to meet other eligible single Nigerians, you've more than likely been told this (or something similar):

"Ehn, Google the nearest Redeemed Church and find your way there now!"

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By Redeemed Church, I am of course referring to one of the many parishes of the Redeemed Christian Church of God. I have chosen to use this as an example because it is hands down the most popular church with Nigerian roots, outside Nigeria. In larger cities, there are several RCCG parishes in each city. But this is not about Redeemed Churches.

20 June 2011

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Where it all begins [Featured Artiste: Gold Help Owen]

Labels: Education, Gold Help Owen, Music, Primary School

First off, I want to thank every single person that has commented or is following this blog. I truly appreciate it!

Now, let’s get to it, shall we?! (*moon-walks, does a little hyper dance and cracks knuckles before finally sitting down calmly*)

I could not really think of what to call this blog post because although I knew what I wanted to talk about, I did not know how to approach the topic. So, please bear with me if I seem a little scatter-brained today. So, one thing I have observed with regards to education in Nigeria and particularly, primary school education is that it is probably the MOST important part of the educational journey of a person. I know you might think it is college that can be the deal-breaker, but primary school is it (in my own opinion sha), because it is the foundation on which everything else is built. And when it is not solid, it shows in everything that individual does. Okay, enough of abstract terms. Let me illustrate.