Nigerian gospel singer Diamond Jimma delivers “GOD IN CHARGE,” a five-track solo EP built on faith, ambition, and personal storytelling.
The project follows his seven-track “Akanbi” EP, and it keeps the same reflective, faith-conscious writing. This time he goes fully alone. No guest artists appear anywhere on the tracklist, so the focus stays on his songwriting and vocal delivery. As a result, the EP feels personal and self-contained.
Each song stays short, with most running around two and a half minutes. The whole project lasts about twelve minutes. That compact format suits his melody-led style, and nothing drags. “Mowa O” opens with a collective declaration, then “Chosen One” turns the focus inward. “Big Star” adds ambition, while “Esteri” slows the pace with a tender, personal tone. “Wawo” closes the set.
Together, the five tracks cover faith, life experience, ambition, and the realities of chasing a music career. The mood moves between worship and everyday hustle, yet the message stays steady: God is in charge of the journey.
Diamond Jimma blends Afrosounds with Yoruba gospel warmth, so the EP works in church and in a casual playlist. It also gives fans a quick, honest listen.
Stream “GOD IN CHARGE” from top to bottom and tell us which track speaks to you most.
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