A Song of Redemption: Onome Ovwori (Mr. O) Unveils “OSIVWI” Featuring Tomi Favored
Nigerian-American gospel artist Onome Ovwori, fondly known as Mr. O, has unveiled his long-anticipated single, “OSIVWI” (pronounced “Oh-See-We”), an electrifying worship anthem that resonates deeply with the message of redemption. Featuring the angelic and anointed vocals of Minister Tomi Favored, the track is a soulful celebration of faith and freedom inspired by Galatians 3:13, which speaks of Christ redeeming humanity from the curse of the law. Sung in Urhobo, a dialect from Nigeria’s Niger Delta region, Osivwi—translated as “My Redeemer”—bridges cultures and invites worshippers to reflect on the boundless love of the Redeemer.
Recorded live at the B.O.W. Conference at Agape House in Roselle, New Jersey, the single captures the electrifying atmosphere of heartfelt worship. The combination of Mr. O’s powerful artistry and Tomi Favored’s melodious grace creates a moving experience that speaks to the soul. With its live production and stirring message, Osivwi transcends language barriers, offering an invitation to worship that is both intimate and universal. Available now in both audio and video formats across all streaming platforms, Osivwi is a must-hear for anyone seeking a refreshing and authentic expression of gospel music.
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