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Song

The Name Of Jesus

Minstrel Esther BlackWeek of 30 January 2026
This week
No.45
RE
Peak
No.39
Weeks on chart
2

About this song

"The Name of Jesus" by Joe Praize is a worship record shaped by adoration, prayer, and worshipful reflection. Released on 12 August 2025, the single places its emphasis on a worship phrase centred on devotion, giving the title more weight than a simple refrain. Its worship setting keeps the song within contemporary Nigerian gospel expression, where devotion, rhythm, and congregational language can meet without losing the title's focus. The clearest idea is a worship phrase centred on devotion: a direct phrase of faith carried through the artist's recorded style and the wording supplied by the song itself.

Chart history

Top 50
2 weeks+
#39
Peak
2
Total weeks
0
Top 10
0
Top 20
First charted 16 January 2026
Latest #45
Movement Down 6
Chart run
#39
16 Jan
#45
30 Jan

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This week
No.45
RE
Peak
No.39
Weeks on chart
2
Weighted plays

About this song

"The Name of Jesus" by Joe Praize is a worship record shaped by adoration, prayer, and worshipful reflection. Released on 12 August 2025, the single places its emphasis on a worship phrase centred on devotion, giving the title more weight than a simple refrain. Its worship setting keeps the song within contemporary Nigerian gospel expression, where devotion, rhythm, and congregational language can meet without losing the title's focus. The clearest idea is a worship phrase centred on devotion: a direct phrase of faith carried through the artist's recorded style and the wording supplied by the song itself.

Chart history

Top 50
2 weeks+
#39
Peak
2
Total weeks
0
Top 10
0
Top 20
First charted 16 January 2026
Latest #45
Movement Down 6
Chart run
#39
16 Jan
#45
30 Jan

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