

Frank Ugochukwu Edwards, known professionally as Frank Edwards, was born on 22 July 1989 in Enugu State, Nigeria.
Raised in a Christian family, he discovered music early, learning to play the piano at the age of 10. He grew up with a passion for worship and was heavily influenced by the ministry of Pastor Chris Oyakhilome of Christ Embassy (LoveWorld Inc.), where he later became a worship leader.
Frank Edwards started singing in his teenage years and joined the Christ Embassy choir, honing his voice and production skills.
In 2008, he founded his own record label Rocktown Records, which later signed artists such as Gil Joe, Nkay, King BAS, and Divine.
His debut album, The Definition (2008), announced him as a fresh voice in gospel music. However, it was his second album, Angels on the Runway (2010), and third, Unlimited (2011), that gave him mainstream recognition.
He became widely known for “You Too Dey Bless Me”, a contemporary gospel anthem mixing Afropop and praise.
By the mid-2010s, Frank Edwards was one of the most popular gospel artists in Nigeria, with millions of fans both at home and abroad.
He collaborated with international gospel stars such as Don Moen (Grace, 2016) and has ministered at major concerts worldwide.
Frank Edwards is celebrated for:
He is often credited with modernizing Nigerian gospel music, making it as appealing as mainstream Afropop.
Frank Edwards remains dedicated to ministry through Christ Embassy. He continues to mentor younger gospel artists via his Rocktown label and is active in gospel outreach worldwide.
Frank Edwards is more than a singer — he is a pioneer of modern Nigerian gospel, known for blending Afropop energy with deep worship. With global hits like You Too Dey Bless Me and his collaborations with international stars, he has proven that gospel music can be both spiritually uplifting and musically trendy. His influence continues to shape the future of African gospel.






