Nigerian gospel artiste Judikay will headline this year’s Shiloh, the annual thanksgiving programme of Cedar Mountain Chapel, Assemblies of God, at East Legon, Accra, on Friday, December 4.
The six-hour programme, which runs from 6 a.m. to noon, will be held on the theme “At Thy Word” and feature Ghanaian gospel ministers Nii Okai and Pastor Isaiah Ofosu Kwakye.
The General Superintendent of the Assemblies of God, Ghana, Rev. Stephen Wengam, and Bishop James Saah of Action Chapel will also minister at the event, leading exhortations and prayers as worshippers give thanks for God’s faithfulness throughout the year.
Shiloh brings worshippers together for prayer, praise, prophecy and thanksgiving, offering them an opportunity to reflect on the year and seek divine direction for the future.
This year’s theme emphasises faith in God’s word and promises, encouraging participants to trust in His guidance as they prepare for the coming year.
Judikay began her music journey as a chorister at Christian Pentecostal Mission in Nigeria before becoming a backing vocalist for gospel musician Florocka.
She made her debut in 2013 with the release of her first single, Nobody Else, but gained wider recognition in 2019 with More Than Gold, one of her best-known songs.
In February 2019, she joined Nigerian gospel record label EeZee Conceptz and later released her debut album, Man of Galilee, a 14-track project.
In June 2022, she released her second album, From This Heart, featuring 12 tracks, including Mudiana, Jesus Is Coming and Your Grace.
Her music has continued to attract listeners across Africa. Her song Capable God topped Boomplay’s 2021 Top 50 Gospel Songs chart, while From This Heart reportedly earned a Boomplay plaque after reaching 50 million streams on the platform.
Judikay enjoys a strong following in Ghana, where her songs have gained popularity among gospel music lovers and worshippers.
Her appearance at Shiloh 2026 is expected to draw worshippers and gospel music fans to Cedar Mountain Chapel for a morning of worship, praise and thanksgiving.
