Aity Dennis Honoured In US

Gospel vocalist, Aity Dennis, added one more plume to her cap when she was given a ‘Lifetime Achievement Award by the Akwa Ibom State Association of Nigeria, USA, uninvolved of the as of late finished up AKISAN show held in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.

As per the coordinators, the honor was in acknowledgment of her commitment to the social legacy of the state through her music profession which has traversed north of twenty years.

The show, which highlighted scholarly talk, and business and social commitment, likewise gave a fitting stage to Dennis to lead the audience in a recognition meeting.

The vocalist is likewise on a visit through the US, which started in July with the Celebrating Jesus show in Houston, Texas. She additionally served at the Adore Concert in Houston, as well as the African Christian Fellowship.

In a proclamation shipped off Sunday Scoop, it was likewise expressed that Dennis’ melody, You Blow my Mind, was taken on as the signature tune for the New York Festival of Praise held in Hudson, New York.

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