The countdown to the highly anticipated 10th Edition of LULI Concert continues to gather momentum as the LULI Concert team takes the symbolic concert flag on a remarkable visitation to selected Celestial Church of Christ parishes, further spreading the message, vision and excitement surrounding the forthcoming musical gathering.
The latest flag movement took the team to CCC Ogo Ayo Cathedral, Isheri Oke; CCC Arugboojo Cathedral, Mowe; and CCC White City Parish, United Kingdom, marking another significant stage in the mobilisation and publicity campaign ahead of the grand concert.
The flag, which has become a symbol of the LULI Concert movement, represents the spirit of praise, worship, unity and musical fellowship that the organisers seek to promote through the annual gathering. Its movement from one parish to another has continued to generate anticipation among Celestians and lovers of gospel music.
At CCC Ogo Ayo Cathedral, Isheri Oke, the visit further strengthened the connection between the LULI Concert initiative and the parish community, creating an atmosphere of expectation ahead of the main event.
The journey continued to CCC Arugboojo Cathedral, Mowe, where the LULI Concert flag was also received as part of the ongoing campaign to bring the message of the concert to a wider audience. The visitation underscores the organisers’ determination to ensure that the spirit of LULI Concert reaches beyond the concert venue and into the wider Celestial community.
Interestingly, the flag movement also extended beyond Nigeria to CCC White City Parish in the United Kingdom, demonstrating the international reach and growing appeal of the LULI Concert brand.
The development comes as preparations intensify for the 10th Edition of LULI Concert, themed “I Will Rejoice in the God of My Salvation,” inspired by Habakkuk 3:18.
As the concert celebrates a decade of musical ministry, praise and spiritual expression, the organisers are positioning the 2026 edition as a special gathering that will bring together Celestial musicians, choristers, worshippers and gospel music lovers for an unforgettable experience of total praise.
The movement of the LULI Concert flag across these parishes is therefore more than a publicity exercise; it is a visible expression of the unity and collective anticipation building around the 10th edition.
With the flag now visiting more parishes and communities, the message is clear: LULI Concert 10 is drawing closer, and the atmosphere of praise is already being activated.
Celestians across Nigeria, the United Kingdom and beyond are expected to join the celebration as the organisers prepare for what promises to be a memorable edition of the concert.
LULI Concert 10, a decade of praise, a celebration of salvation, and another opportunity to rejoice in the God of our salvation.
