Theophilus Sunday Omachoko, also recognized as One Spirit, is a prominent figure in Nigerian Gospel music. He's celebrated for his distinctive style and unwavering dedication to spreading the message of God, earning him respect as both a musician and minister in the industry.

Theophilus Sunday

Early Life and Education:

Theophilus Sunday was born on May 9, 1987, in Dekina, a town located in Kogi State, Nigeria. Growing up, he was surrounded by a deeply religious atmosphere within his family home. His parents, devout Christians, instilled strong values in him from a young age. He began his education at Ochaja Boys Secondary School, where he received his foundational education. After completing his secondary education, he continued his studies at Kogi State University, where he further nurtured his academic pursuits. This upbringing, shaped by the principles and teachings of his parents, provided the solid foundation for both his spiritual and musical journey.

Career

Theophilus Sunday's journey in Gospel music began at a tender age, driven by his deep love for the genre and his burning desire to share the message of Christianity with others. Starting from his local church, he dedicated himself to refining his vocal skills and expressing his faith through song. As his passion for music and ministry intensified, he expanded his outreach to schools and universities, using his musical talents as a powerful tool to spread the Gospel message.

Realizing the profound impact that music can have on people's lives, he launched the True Worshippers Concert series. Through these events, he leads attendees on profound spiritual journeys, guiding them through heartfelt chants and fervent prayers. Guided by the mentorship of Apostle Arome Osayi, Theophilus Sunday continues to serve as a minister and worship leader, earning acclaim for his significant contributions to the Nigerian Christian music scene.

Personal Life