Frank Edwards

Frank Edwards, born Frank Ugochukwu Edwards on July 22, 1990, is a prominent Nigerian gospel artist celebrated for his contemporary gospel, Christian hip-hop, and worship music. He grew up in Enugu, Nigeria, and began playing the piano at the age of 10, later dedicating his life to Christ and honing his musical skills. In 2008, Edwards released his breakthrough album The Definition, which launched his music career. He is now known for his powerful songs such as ‘Mma Mma’ and ‘Oghene Doh.’ Frank is also the founder of Rock Town Records, a label that supports upcoming gospel talent across Africa.  Edwards continues to be an influential figure in gospel music, blending inspiring lyrics with diverse genres and reaching audiences worldwide.