Goodywise

Dunsin Oyekan at the NSPPD event in UK. He didn't come to play. You should have known when he opened the set with "Let the weight of Your glory fall..." Dunsin was fully determined to seize the territory. He knew he was ministering on the turf of a team called the Red Devils. He insisted on the weight of the glory to displace whatever needed to be. By the time he sang "we are standing on holy ground...", it was merely an announcement of what happened 10 minutes prior. Like in the story of the burning bush, the ground wasn't holy the previous day. It became holy when God became present in the fire that didn't consume. "Ndi mozi bi n'igwe" was the next song. It all but confirmed the superimposition. Which is why he was able to end the set with 'The Anthem'. "This is the confidence that when we come to You..." Dunsin sang it like someone who had done his job of bringing Heaven and it's hosts into Old Trafford. And the atmosphere was now conducive for miracles, signs and wonders.