Being in the church has always been Wisdom’s life due to his father Victor Ikechukwu Obiefuna, being a minister of the gospel. He has been an impact to Wisdom’s foundation in his walk with Christ but wasn’t enough for him to start making music that would glorify God at the time. Wisdom made secular music and went through many emotional breakdowns and heartbreaks and through those situations made songs that were not of God. He lost his loving mother Boitumelo Joy Margaret Obiefuna on the 7th May 2020 (a day after her birthday). She was his biggest supporter even though the music wasn’t of God at the time. 

 

After Wisdom had released his last secular album called (a mother’s memoirs of her son), he had two gospel songs and then met El Tribus who fell in love with his work and this ignited the true zeal for the love of God to create music that glorified Him. Wisdom had ministered to many churches under the Tribus umbrella with many other God fearing artists like JIL, Jimoworld, Shaunray, Keagan Holland and ElTribus themselves, this relationship between the talented Tribe and Wisdom was built in a few months only for him to leave for America for school and music..

   

Wisdom has been on 2 Spotify interviews on how he stopped making secular music and has been on Kofifi radio to spread the gospel. He has released 3 projects , namely “Alive in Christ” , “Thank you, Jesus” and “Jesus Party” and now soon to release his debut Christian Album called “Genres of Worship” soon with American artists to help spread the gospel even further.

 Wisdom believes that music can change a lot of people’s perspectives in life and how they make their choices in general. How much more if that music was sanctified and were messages about Jesus? He knows that His calling is for God to use him to bring souls into the Kingdom.