“Irredo-Khuenie”: Princess Ades Answers the Call with a Testimony in Song

There are songs born from talent, and then there are songs born from a second heartbeat. Princess Ades—Adesuwa Osaro Omorogbe—knows the difference intimately. Granted a second chance to live through the mercies of God’s love, she has stepped into a singing ministry not as a career move, but as a response to a divine summons. Her latest release, Irredo-Khuenie, is more than a title; it is a declaration rooted in the ancient whisper of Isaiah 6:8: “Whom shall I send? And who will go for us?” With every note, Princess Ades answers, “Here I am.” The song carries the weight of personal testimony and corporate worship, a woman who has looked death in the face and chosen to sing about the God who looked back with mercy. Inspired directly by the Holy Spirit, Irredo-Khuenie is not merely performed—it is witnessed, as if each lyric is a page torn from her own scroll of survival.

As the song begins to ripple through gospel music spaces, listeners are encountering not just a voice but a vessel. Princess Ades, happily married and a mother, embodies a rare duality: the tenderness of a homemaker and the fire of a prophetic worshipper. Irredo-Khuenie unfolds as a spiritual anthem for anyone standing at the crossroads of hesitation and obedience. “Whose call are you responding to?” she seems to ask with each phrase. The production is respectful of the sacred text, allowing her heartfelt delivery to carry the testimony without distraction. For those who have survived, who have been given another dawn, this song is a mirror. And for the world, it is proof that God still calls the unlikeliest voices—mothers, survivors, the mercifully rescued—and turns their gratitude into global worship. As Princess Ades declares through her ministry, showing how great our God is, Irredo-Khuenie becomes not just a song to hear, but a call to answer.

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