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Rejoice Iwueze: Biography, Education, Career, Net Worth, and Songs

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By Balogun Kamilu Lekan

Biography

Rejoice Iwueze is a gospel singer, a minister of God and a songwriter.

She was born on August 18, 1993, to Pastor Stephen Iwueze (Father) and Pastor Mrs Love Iwueze in Owerri, Imo State. Rejoice is the second of six children of her parents.

Rejoice Iwueze and her siblings formed the popular gospel band Destiny Kids, who hit the wave with a hit track, Joy Joy Joy, in 2013.

Education

After her elementary and secondary education in Imo State, she proceeded to acquire a bachelor’s degree from Nnamdi Azikiwe University in Awka, Anambra State.

Career

Rejoice started music at age five as a prominent member of the Destiny Kids crew alongside her siblings – Joshua Iwueze, Best Iwueze, Caleb Iwueze and Wonderful Iwueze.

Under the supervision of their parents, Rejoice, and her siblings dropped some great gospel hits in the early 2000s.

Their songs thrill kids and gospel music fans all over the country.

Some of their tracks as a crew are Joy Joy Joy, Radical For Jesus, amongst others.

Their father, Pastor Stephen, was responsible for writing the songs.

Being a member of Destiny Kids allowed Rejoice to explore music and presented her with an opportunity to rise to prominence.

Minister Rejoice is currently signed to God’s Mercy Connection, a popular gospel music record label in Imo State. 

Signed to a record label, Rejoice has since been dropping more hit songs in the gospel niche.

Marriage

Rejoice Iwueze is currently engaged to Temitayo Samuel, also known as Sam Tblaze, a fellow gospel singer.

She announced their engagement on her Instagram page

Net worth

NewswireNGR cannot independently verify Rejoice’s net worth at the moment.

Achievements

Below is a glimpse of some of her songs

  • If Not God
  • New Man
  • Di Oma
  • I Am Not For Sale
  • I Shall Not Fear
  • Change
  • Such Is Life

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