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E-praise

E-praise formed in the late 1990s as a vocal group with Ephraim Nwankwo, Edith Onuaga, and Ikechukwu Nwosu. Their debut album 'Hallelujah Praise' came out in...

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E-praise formed in the late 1990s as a vocal group with Ephraim Nwankwo, Edith Onuaga, and Ikechukwu Nwosu. Their debut album 'Hallelujah Praise' came out in 1999. They've recorded songs like 'I Love You Lord' and 'More Love, More Power' that have been used in churches.

Edith Onuaga left the group around 2010. The lineup has changed over time, with Ephraim Nwankwo remaining involved. They've released albums including 'More Than Conquerors' in 2003 and 'God of Miracle' in 2017.

Their music includes songs such as 'Shout to the Lord' and 'Open The Eyes Of My Heart.' They've continued performing and recording as a contemporary Christian group.

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