By Suleiman Abubakar MAPSA
As anticipation builds for his forthcoming album, "God Bless Nasarawa," soul and inspirational artist Francis Mark Elayo, popularly known as Vorgan, has intensified efforts to engage with key stakeholders.
Recently, he held a strategic meeting with Ibrahim A. Abdullahi, the Managing Director/CEO of the Nasarawa State Investment and Development Agency (NASIDA), to discuss the album’s vision and its broader cultural and economic impact.
During the meeting, Vorgan detailed his 10-track album as a heartfelt celebration of Nasarawa State’s rich heritage, diverse culture, and resilient spirit.
He emphasized how the project aims to inspire unity and pride among residents while spotlighting the state on a larger platform.
Ibrahim A. Abdullahi lauded Vorgan’s creativity and passion, acknowledging the album’s potential to promote Nasarawa’s identity and attract attention to its cultural and investment opportunities.
He pledged NASIDA’s support for initiatives that align with the state’s development goals.
Earlier, Vorgan unveiled the album’s captivating artwork and tracklist, which have already created a buzz among fans and residents.
"This album is a dream come true," Vorgan said. "I poured my heart and soul into capturing the essence of Nasarawa, and I can't wait to share this journey with the world."
The album, slated for release in April, continues to draw attention with its blend of cultural storytelling and musical artistry.
"God Bless Nasarawa" is shaping up to be a monumental cultural celebration and a symbol of pride for the state.
