Canada-based Nigerian gospel minister, Olushola Erinle, has released a new worship single titled “We Magnify You Lord” ahead of her highly anticipated 40th birthday celebration. The song, now available across all major streaming platforms via her Linktree, is already drawing attention for its heartfelt message and spirit-filled delivery.
Erinle, who is widely known on social media as @Temmy_omoileri, has earned a reputation for her inspirational tweets, faith-filled exhortations, and empowerment messages targeted at young entrepreneurs. Over the years, she has grown a loyal following across Nigeria, Canada, and the global Christian community, with many appreciating her bold stance against cyber-begging and her advocacy for dignity, hard work, and personal growth.
However, despite her strong online presence, the minister expressed concern on X (formerly Twitter) about the low engagement on her birthday-release promotions. In an emotional appeal to her followers, she wrote:
“What does it cost to help me promote my song? It’s my birthday release! It was hard to even see comments. Is this love? Show me love by helping me to quote and share my new single. Subscribe to my YouTube channel and make this a memorable one for me. Thanks.”
Her message quickly stirred responses from supporters at home and abroad, many of whom began sharing the track, posting prayers, and encouraging others to stream the new single.
“We Magnify You Lord” showcases Erinle’s signature worship style simple, powerful, and deeply rooted in gratitude and adoration. Music enthusiasts have described it as a song that “lifts the spirit” and “ushers listeners into a deeper atmosphere of worship.”
As she prepares to mark her 40th birthday, the gospel minister says the release is not only a celebration but a reflection of God’s faithfulness in her life. She continues to urge fans to stream the song, share it with others, and subscribe to her YouTube channel for upcoming releases and ministry updates.
Olushola Erinle remains a beloved figure both in Nigeria and within the diaspora. With her new single gaining traction, supporters say they expect it to become a worship favourite in churches and Christian gatherings in the coming weeks.
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