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Renowned Nigerian gospel artiste and pastor, Nathaniel Bassey, has received an invitation to minister at the U.S. Presidential Inaugural Prayer Breakfast scheduled for January 20, 2025, in Washington, D.C.
Bassey, known for his uplifting worship music, shared the news with his followers on Instagram, stating: “Let’s raise a sound in America. See you on January 20, 2025.”
The event, a non-political gathering focused on prayer and worship, will take place at the prestigious Waldorf Astoria Presidential Ballroom. It aims to provide spiritual support for the U.S. government and presidency, ahead of President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration.
This year’s breakfast will also feature notable speakers such as Dr. Alveda King and Pastor Mario Bramnick.
In a moment of global recognition, Nathaniel Bassey will minister at the prestigious U.S. Presidential Inaugural Prayer Breakfast, joining a distinguished group of speakers and influencers.
The event, which takes place every four years before a new administration’s swearing-in, aims to provide spiritual backing for U.S. leadership. The Akwa Ibom-born cleric is celebrated worldwide for songs like “Imela” and “Onise Iyanu,” drawing on various musical styles such as jazz and hymns.
Bassey’s global impact has been undeniable, culminating in his recognition by the Mayor of Albany, New York, who declared October 6, 2024, as “Pastor Nathaniel Bassey Day.”
Nathaniel Bassey’s inclusion in Donald Trump’s inaugural prayer breakfast reflects his status as one of Nigeria’s most prominent gospel ministers. Known for his powerful and inspiring worship music, Bassey has captivated audiences worldwide through his Hallelujah Challenge and hit songs such as “Olowogbogboro.” As the event approaches, his role is seen as a testament to the growing international reach of Nigerian gospel music.
Bassey’s presence at the Waldorf Astoria is a reminder of the power of music and faith in bridging political and cultural divides.
