Mega 99: A Nigerian Music Icon with an Unmatched Juju And Gospel Career

Prince Abel Dosunmu, officially known musically as Mega 99 is a seasoned gospel and juju musician who has so far put up an impressive career surpassing over a decade long. The award-winning star has built a track record second to none with tours in over 22 states in the United States. From New York to New Jersey, Washington DC and Maryland he has been thrilling his numerous fans with quality musical performances. Apart from the United States, Mega 99 has also taken his musical artistry to the United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates and a few other places across the global as he remains a force to be reckoned with in his field.

How else would a career be impressive and blessed without several awards to his credits which includes Amen Awards, City People Music Awards, Yomafa Awards, Fiban Awards, MAAN Awards among other prestigious recognitions. Another important component of his successful career is his alliance with the exceptional, Sammek Entertainment CEO, Samuel Ekundayo who has actively contributed to the development of his international reach and expanded his network across the United States.

Blessed with a unique voice and a one of a kind stage craftsmanship which are some of the qualities that have endeared Mega 99 to many over the years he is yet to offer the very best installed in him. With his talent and achievements in the industry, Mega 99, no doubt, has proved his mettle as an internationally recognized musician. His huge fan base scattered all over the world is a testimony to that and also plays a factor to why he is always demanded abroad.

It’s also a fact that Mega 99 is the only Nigerian musician to have won Best Juju Artiste at the Yoruba Music And Films Awards for more than eight times. With over a decade of musical expressions, Mega 99 has served us several hit albums and awards to his credit. Some of his albums include Money, Ona Ara, Weep Not, Thanksgiving, Victory At Last, Emajo Emayo, Mega Superstar, Appreciation, Fear Not, High praise, Ogomi Jekayemo, Journey Mercy, Prayer Point, This Is My Year, Temi Tope, and Olorire.