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In three photos, Nigerian singer Moses Bliss dedicates his son in church

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By Chioma Obinagwam

Nigerian gospel singer Moses Uyoh Enang popularly called, Moses Bliss, and his wife, Marie Wiseborn, joyfully dedicated their son to God in a heartwarming church ceremony on June 29, 2025.

Confiance News gathered from the official X handle of Moses on Monday.

Sharing the moment on X, Moses said:” “We dedicated our precious son to The Lord. A moment of gratitude, love, and purpose. Our God is gracious and kind.”

The couple, who welcomed their first child in January, celebrated with family and friends, dressed in matching blue-black African outfits. Moses described the day as unforgettable, filled with laughter, love, and praise, marking a significant milestone in their faith journey.

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Moses Bliss, his son, and his wife Marie Wiseborn. Photo credit: Moses Bliss X account. Source: X.

Expectedly, the news of Moses’ child dedication did not come without reactions. Fans and well-wishers thronged his X handle to shower encomiums.

An X user known as Mimi of USA said: “In His time, He makes all things beautiful Congratulations Mr and Mrs Bliss.”

“Congratulations your wife is so beautiful,” Dupsy Baby said.

Moses Bliss and his wife Marie Wiseborn. Photo credit: Moses Bliss X account. Source: X.

Tshew prayed: “Congrats more grace more kid’s more winnings more God’s protection over your household.”

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