Lagos-based gospel minister BBO delivers one of 2026’s most powerful worship anthems with “Orun Si (Ephphatha),” featuring the OLADOSU TWINS and distributed through ONErpm.
“Ephphatha” – the word Jesus spoke in Mark 7:34, meaning “Be opened” – sits at the entire record’s spiritual foundation. BBO does not use it casually. The record builds a direct prayer that heaven would open over listeners – declaring access, freedom, and divine presence in a way that moves between Yoruba and English naturally without losing its worship intensity at any point.
The numbers confirm this record already found its people before this post was ever written. Four million total plays and 19,700 likes on Audiomack alone tells you everything about how deeply “Orun Si (Ephphatha)” has connected since its March release. That kind of engagement does not come from promotion alone. It comes from a record that genuinely moves people during their personal moments with God.
Because worship music at its most powerful always sounds like it belongs to a community, not just a performer.
BBO’s vocal delivery also deserves direct credit. Heartfelt and sincere, his performance ministers to the heart and stirs a desire for intimacy with the Father. That quality cannot be manufactured in a studio. It comes from a minister who means every word he is singing.
Stream “Orun Si (Ephphatha)” below and tell us – has this record already made it into your personal worship playlist?
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