A SPOTLIGHT ON AKWA IBOM NEXT RISING STAR , JESSICA AKPABIO

Jessica Akpabio

Little was known of this name until 2017 when her short video clip (song), titled "NKANA MME" went viral on social media and recorded massive viewership and outstanding number of shares within 48hours.

Since then, the name JESSICA Akpabio has gain huge fan base across the digital media platforms most particularly FACEBOOK.

JESSICA Akpabio, an indigen of Ibiaku Esa Ekpo in Mkpat Enin LGA, Akwa Ibom State, started her musical journey in her teenage days.

As a little girl with talent to sing and make a different through her songs, JESSICA in her childhood was a member of teenage choir group, playing the leading role in a group of teenagers who exceptionally wowed audiences, particularly in Sunday services and other events.

She holds a bachelor degree in Chemistry Education from the prestigious university of Uyo, Akwa Ibom state and even while in school, JESSICA was a top notch student who blend her services to God with academic activities.

Currently a member in Daystar Christian Centre choir, Jessica recently dropped her single titled 'IMA' which means LOVE and this hit single has had a good number of downloads so far.

According to her, the chorus of the hit single was gathered in January 2019 and the other part of the song in October same year.

In a recent interview, JESSICA joked about being called a songwriter because according to her, she is blessed with already composed songs from God.

" I WILL NOT CALL MYSELF A SONGWRITER, AS GOD PUTS ALREADY COMPOSED SONGS IN MY MOUTH".

Her hit single 'IMA' has garnered loads of streaming on various platforms and she is currently working on her next song. She's not signed to any record label for now.

JESSICA, though still in her infant days as gospel music artist but she has shown that she can become the next big name in the music industry.

Akwa Ibom got talent, Akwa Ibom got JESSICA Akpabio.

JESSICA is a Star

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Download her hit single "IMA" via the link below

https://praisezion.com/2020/12/jessica-akpabio-ima/

✍🏾 Patrick Ekong

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