On Friday night, many Nigerian and international gospel artists graced The Experience's stage, an annual gospel musical concert organized by House On The Rock church in Lagos.

The event was held at Teslim Balogun Stadium and featured performances by Nigerian singers such as Mercy Chinwo, Dunsin Oyekan, Tope Alabi, Nathaniel Bassey, Sinach, Eben, Moses Bliss, Onos Ariyo and many others.

In the international scene, gospel singers including Donnie McClurkin, Travis Greene, Chandler Moore, Phil Thompson, and many more also graced the stage.

On Twitter, both attendees and tweeps watching the event online, hailed their favourite singers based on their performances.

A tweep @Lemmysomh wrote, “Mercy Chinwo Blessed is not your regular gospel artist please. What she does with voice is mind blowing. She plays the instrument with her voice. This lady is fire!!!!”

Another tweep, @funmology, said, “It’s Travis Greene and Chandler Moore joining Dunsin Oyekan on stage to do that dance for me. God is here. We don’t sing songs we sing Revelation – Dunsin Oyekan.”

“Nathaniel Bassey & Dunsin Oyekan both have special ways of penetrating your soul. You would think of your life on the spot!,” @adesuakella tweeted.

@titoakyns tweeted, “Thank you for a beautiful experience with God. Worshipping him all through, it’s how Nigerians love God for me.

“We celebrate all our Gospel legends: Tope Alabi, Dunsin Oyekan, Travis Greene, Sinach, and Moses Bliss.”

Hailing Chandler Moore, @princessdebbych said, “This Chandler Moore song ‘Jireh’ has been the song God has been using to comfort my heart since November.

“He makes me understand that he’s enough if he dresses the lilies with beauty and splendor how much won’t he love me. God is enough above what you face.”

@ify09741848 tweeted, “Let’s just give Pastor Donnie McClurkin, Travis Greene, and Chandler Moore honorary Nigerian citizenships already please. They are shons of the soil.”

Other dignitaries asides gospel artists who attended the event include the presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi; deputy governorship candidate of Lagos State under Peoples Democratic Party, Funke Akindele; Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III, and many others.