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Hello amazing people of the Hive Open Mic Community! This is Hive Open Mic Week 274, and I’m @akwash360. In this week’s rendition, I found it meaningful to do a cover of the song “Jesus Power, Super Power.”

This is a song I’ve loved from childhood, especially during my Sunday school days. It’s one of those powerful and memorable songs that sticks with you even as you grow older. Interestingly, the version we sing in Nigeria is quite different from the other versions I’ve seen online. In our local version, after declaring "Jesus power, super power," we respond with "Mami water power, yeye power," referring to a Mermaid. It’s our own way of emphasizing the supremacy of Jesus’ power over all other powers.

The moment I saw this week's theme, this song came to my heart immediately. As I explored other renditions online, especially those by children, I found myself falling in love with the song all over again. The way the kids demonstrated the song, the melody, and their joy really brought back sweet memories.

I strongly recommend this song to every parent, it’s simple, fun, and yet very powerful. It subtly instills in children the belief that Jesus’ power is the ultimate, and all other powers are insignificant in comparison. Singing this song regular will help children recorgnise God's power above any other powers that may exist.

Thank you for stopping by my blog. I hope you enjoy this rendition as much as I enjoyed revisiting the song. Stay blessed!

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Hello everyone, this is Hive Music Festival Week 143, Round 2.

Personally, I must say that Lawrence Oyor's songs have had a significant impact on my spiritual journey. He is one of the gospel ministers I hold in high esteem because of the way his songs minister deeply to the spirit and soul. His delivery is always unique, heartfelt, and spirit-filled.

The particular song I covered, “Favor,” is a powerful declaration of God’s abundant favor upon our lives. It's more than just a song, it’s a prophetic message that reminds us of the undeserved love and grace that God pours on us daily. Sadly, many people, including myself at one point, live under the covering of God’s favor without even recognizing it. But this song opened my eyes to that reality and helped me appreciate God’s kindness even more. For that, I’m forever grateful to the minister for yielding to God and releasing such a powerful message.

Also, I must commend the effort of the entire team that worked on the original version. The lead vocals, backup singers, and instrumentalists all did a fantastic job. Their combination brought out a melodious, impactful sound that makes the song even more powerful.

Thank you for visiting my blog. I truly enjoyed doing this cover, and I hope it blesses you as much as the original blessed me.

See original song below;

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Hello everyone, it’s another beautiful moment to dive into solving mathematical problems, this time focusing on the topic of Matrices. In the previous video tutorial, I broke down the basic concepts of matrices. In this video, I will be solving a WAEC past question from the same topic, applying the foundational ideas discussed earlier.

In this particular question, we apply the concepts of addition, subtraction, and scalar multiplication of matrices. I solved the addition and subtraction problems by working with corresponding elements in the two given matrices, either adding or subtracting them as required. The resulting matrix maintains the same order as the matrices provided in the question.

Furthermore, for the scalar multiplication problem, I demonstrated how to multiply each element of a given matrix by a scalar (a constant number), resulting in a new matrix.

See the step-by-step workings on the google white board below;

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Hello everyone, this is Afri-tunes Week 174. I’m @akwash360, and in this week’s rendition, I will be doing a cover of the song “Way Maker” by Sinach, a renowned Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, and worship leader.

Sinach is one of the gospel artists I truly enjoy listening to. Her style of music is deeply inspiring and ministers to my soul in remarkable ways. I can still vividly remember how I came across her music, through her powerful song “I Know Who I Am,” which she released about 12 years ago. Since then, I’ve grown to love her songs and could listen to them repeatedly without ever getting tired.

In this particular song, Way Maker, Sinach and her team did an outstanding job. First, the composition itself is highly meaningful and spiritually uplifting. The message of the song portrays God as the Way Maker, the One who makes a way where there seems to be none. It beautifully captures God’s sovereignty and His power to transform lives and change situations, no matter how impossible they may seem.

The backup singers also did an excellent job in delivering their respective parts. Their coordination and harmonies contributed immensely to the beauty of the song. I must also commend the instrumentalists, their professionalism, unity, and mastery of their instruments added a rich depth to the sound. Their effort truly stood out.

I was deeply blessed by the original song, and I hope this cover blesses you just as much.

See original song below;

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Hello everyone, it’s your boy @akwash360. This is Hive Open Mic Week 273. In this week’s edition, I deem it fit to do a cover of the song ‘Our God Is Awesome’ by Pastor Charles Jenkins. The moment I heard the theme of the week, which is fireworks, this song was the first thing that came to my mind. At first, I asked myself how it is related, but I’ve come to the realization that He’s God of all. Even in the midst of fireworks, He’s still God, and He’s awesome. He’s a God that can move mountains and even do more.

This song has been instrumental in lighting up my spirit. Whenever I sing it, I begin to reflect on the awesome things He has done for me in the past. It reminds me of His love and mercy throughout the years.

I must say that the songwriter did an excellent job in writing and delivering such a meaningful song in this powerful manner. He and his entire team did amazingly well, and I highly commend their effort.

Thanks for visiting my blog, and I hope you enjoyed my cover song for the week.

See original song below;

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Hello beautiful people of Praise and Worship!

Joe Praize is one of the Nigerian gospel ministers I truly enjoy listening to. One thing I admire about his songs is his unique style of music. He is incredibly gifted in both praise and worship. As a songwriter, he has a remarkable ability to craft lyrics that are not only melodious but also deeply meaningful, uplifting, and glorifying to the name of the Lord. Honestly, he is very talented when it comes to composing powerful gospel songs.

This particular song inspires me a lot because it is one that magnifies the greatness of God and acknowledges His sovereignty over all creation. The songwriter did an amazing job in creating such a meaningful piece that clearly communicates an important gospel message.

I must also commend the backup singers, who did excellently by coming in at the right moments and harmonizing beautifully in their respective parts. Their contributions, along with their sweet and powerful voices, enhanced the overall output of the song. The instrumentalists equally did a fantastic job. You could tell they had mastered their instruments well, as their performance was smooth and flawless.

The original song has truly blessed me, and I hope this cover blesses you as much.

Song Lyrics:

Original song below;

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Hello everyone,

This is a short but powerful chorus often sung during church services or outreach programs, particularly common in the northern region of Nigeria. The song is deeply spiritual and uplifting, with lyrics that glorify the name of the Lord and declare His sovereignty and majesty. It serves as a reminder that God alone is worthy of all the honor, praise, and adoration.

Over the years, this song has ministered to me in a very personal way. Its simplicity and depth have consistently stirred my heart in worship, and I felt led to share it with this amazing community today. I believe it carries a message that many can relate to. It’s an acknowledgment of God's goodness and supremacy.

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog. I truly hope this rendition blesses you as much as the original has blessed me.

See the song lyrics/interpretation below:

See original song below

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Hello beautiful people of AfriTunes!

Personally, I believe Pastor Nathaniel’s songs go beyond just melodies; they are deep spiritual ministrations. Each time I listen to his music, my spirit feels uplifted, and I connect more with the presence of God.

The particular song I covered this week “This God is Too Good Oo” ministers greatly to my soul. It’s a heartfelt expression of gratitude that acknowledges the sovereignty and goodness of God. The lyrics reflect how God’s love remains steadfast even when we don’t deserve it. Singing this song reminded me of God's unending mercy and grace upon my life.

I would also love to appreciate the effort of the lead vocal and the backup singers in the original rendition. They did an excellent job delivering the song with passion and excellence. Their collective efforts brought out a rich and powerful sound that makes the song so impactful.

Thank you for visiting my blog, and I hope this cover blesses you as much as the original blessed me. Stay blessed! 🙏🎶

See original song below;

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Hello everyone, it's another great day with Mathematics! In this lesson, I continue our discussion on the topic of Matrices, with a special focus on Matrix Operations.

In this video, I provide detailed explanations alongside with examples on how to carry out operations such as addition and subtraction of matrices, scalar multiplication, and multiplication of matrices.

These key concepts are essential for solving a wide range of past questions in Mathematics, especially for senior school exams like SSCE, WAEC, NECO, and JAMB. With these methods clearly explained, you'll be better equipped to tackle any question that arises from this topic.

See the details concept on the google white board below;

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Hello amazing people of the Music Festival Community. It’s another beautiful moment as I bring my submission for Week 141, Round 3 of the Hive Music Festival, where I will be presenting a cover of the song ‘Rahama’, a Hausa word that means ‘Mercy’, originally sung by Kaestrings.

Rahama is a song I recently fell in love with, mainly because of its unique composition, the depth of its message, and the way it was beautifully structured and presented. I can listen to it repeatedly without getting tired. I naturally enjoy slow-tempo music, and seeing how Kaestrings delivered this so excellently gives me joy and inspiration. This particular song by Kaestrings has truly blessed me on many levels.

The overall production of the song is also impressive. The lead vocal was delivered with so much emotion and clarity. The backup singers complemented the flow beautifully, and the instrumentalists played their parts excellently. Together, they created a rich and inspiring musical experience.

I genuinely enjoyed the original version of this song, and I hope you enjoy my cover just as much.

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