Throwback Times Nigeria present "Thank You", a classic gospel album by Agnes Moses, released in 1998. The album is a heartfelt expression of gratitude, praise, and unwavering faith in God. Blending indigenous African rhythms with deep Christian worship, Thank You remains a timeless studio project that continues to inspire believers across generations.

With songs delivered in English and Igbo languages, Agnes Moses uses powerful lyrics, joyful praise, and reverent worship to glorify God. The album focuses on thanksgiving, victory, trust in God’s promises, and celebration of divine goodness.

Album Particulars:

Artist: Agnes Moses

Album Title: Thank You

Release Year: 1998

Genre: Gospel / Igbo Gospel Music

Style: Praise, Worship, Thanksgiving


Tracklist

Side A

1. We Are Singing: A joyful opening track that sets the tone of praise and unity in worship.


2. Allah Mugode Hallelujah: A vibrant song of thanksgiving that lifts the soul in celebration.


3. I No Go Gree: A bold declaration of faith and spiritual determination.


4. Ee Yahweh: A deep worship song exalting the name of God.


5. Imee La (You’ve Done It): A testimony song acknowledging God’s mighty works.


6. Ose Iyee, You Don Win O: A victory praise celebrating God’s triumph over all battles.


7. Kponu Ya Ome Mma: A powerful indigenous worship song expressing God’s goodness.


8. Worship the Lord: A call to reverence and total surrender to God.


9. I Just Want to Say, Baba O, Oshee: A heartfelt song of gratitude and thanksgiving.


Side B

1. Lift Your Name Higher: A classic praise anthem magnifying the name of the Lord.


2. Mighty God: A song that proclaims God’s power and supremacy.


3. Bouncing in the Lord: An upbeat praise song celebrating joy in Christ.


4. His Words Must Come to Past: A faith-building declaration of God’s unfailing promises.


5. Lord I Believe: A sincere confession of trust and dependence on God.


6. Joy in the Morning: A comforting reminder that God turns sorrow into joy.


7. Praise God for Saving Me: A testimony of salvation and redemption.


8. Kporom Ya, Chineke Di Mma: A worship song praising the goodness of God in Igbo language.


9. Dr. Jesus You Are So Good: A powerful closing track acknowledging Jesus as the Great Healer.


Debuted in 1998, Thank You stands as a significant contribution to Nigerian gospel music. Its rich spiritual messages, cultural depth, and sincere worship make it a beloved album among gospel music lovers. The songs remain relevant for personal devotion, church praise sessions, and moments of thanksgiving.