Sam, who appeared a gospel artist happened to be more – a motivational and life changing musician, no wonder this album is called Take It, which happened to be one of the track, more like Take It Over.

The album lunch was hosted by Great Life at the Muson Centre on Saturday, November 25th, 2017, starting 6pm. 

The event was graced notably by Kaffy, Sexy Steel, Wole Oni, including staffs of UBA and many other reputable companies.

Sexy Steel

 

Performance was lifted by Franc Edward, who’s got no chill in praising God, down to Onos, who I think her afro is incredible, lol! What am I typing? And ow! A strong one from Ije down to Abimbola Omolola, the talking drum goddess, Sax Gold, omg, happened to be a lady, beautiful, Annie J, Queeyano Ohunene and ow! I will not forgive Pencil for making me hold my tummy as result of his mind blowing jokes.

 

It was hosted by Mc Abbey who was never less a great compare.

Sam Okeneye is a cyber crime expert who spent almost all his life fighting Cyber crime, he drops this album or rather goes into music to continue the fight in words as you will notice in the lyrics of every song in the album especially “Africa Arise” which he dedicated to the Tony Elumelu Foundation.

On this song, Sam emphasized the need to “teach our children how to fish”, create “job opportunity for African Youths” and calling on African Leaders to rise. 

Finally, ‘Take It’ is a 10-track album written by Sam Okenye and produced by Wole Oni.

 

Sam Okenye is an e-business security strategist, certified information systems auditor, certified risk and control professional and a fellow at the Institute of Chartered Accountant of Nigeria.

 

This event was supported by Gbetu Tv.

 

Enjoy the event photos below.

 

Cheers!