
For twenty years, The Experience has stood as one of the most significant gatherings of worship in the world, a night where nations meet, where faith rises, and where Lagos becomes the world’s sanctuary. This landmark edition, TE20, wasn’t just a celebration of longevity; it was a living testimony of God’s faithfulness and the enduring power of united worship.
From the morning press conference, which immediately stirred online excitement, to the final moments of the Overflow Service, the atmosphere across the city and the world was charged with anticipation. And when the night finally unfolded, it exceeded every expectation.

A Night of Unmatched Worship
TE20 delivered a rich mix of sound, spirit, and excellence. Each minister brought their unique anointing to the stage, weaving together moments that audiences on ground and online will remember for years.
Pastor Tolu Odukoya’s heartfelt debut left many deeply moved, her worship was described across platforms as “pure,” “tender,” and “a gift to this generation.”
Bidemi Olaoba became the viral heartbeat of the night, igniting the square with electrifying praise and a ministration that dominated conversations long after dawn. Chandler Moore, ministering without backup singers, created an intimate, breathtaking worship moment celebrated as “vocal perfection.”
Dunsin Oyekan, though ministering briefly, left a spiritual imprint that many said “shifted the atmosphere instantly.” Beejay Sax delivered a sonic celebration that filled TBS with joy and movement.
Sinach, Mercy Chinwo, Moses Bliss, Frank Edwards, Adeyinka Alaseyori, Onos Ariyo, Solomon Lange, Mike Aremu, M & Revelation, Gaise Baba, Travis Greene, Israel Houghton, Naomi Raine, Chevelle Franklyn and LMGC each added depth, passion, and unforgettable sound.
One of the most delightful twists of the night came when Muyiwa Olarewaju introduced Emmah OMG as his surprise guest, a moment that sent a wave of laughter and joy through the crowd, celebrated widely across social media. And just when the audience needed to breathe, Forever the comedian stepped in with humor that left the square roaring.

A Night of Unity
TE20 also became a significant expression of unity within the Body of Christ. Ministers from across nations, cultures, generations, and denominational backgrounds stood on the same altar, worshipping with one heart, one sound and one purpose. The unveiling of the “Jesus United” anthem amplified this message globally. Its lyrics and spirit was felt widely, becoming an instant favorite among worshippers both in Nigeria and across the diaspora.
A Global Audience: Online and On Ground
Digitally, TE20 achieved extraordinary reach. Across Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook and X, millions of viewers engaged with The Experience through curated content, livestreams, and an avalanche of user-generated clips. Within minutes of each ministration, timelines were flooded with reactions, reposts, commentary, and watch-party videos.
Global audiences tuned in from the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, South Africa, Ghana, Kenya, the UAE, Europe and the wider diaspora, turning TE20 into a borderless worship movement.
Every phone became a broadcaster.
Every moment travelled instantly.
Every expression of worship reached someone across the world

A Partner Who Walked With Us
Throughout the night, from the early praise sessions to the final worship moments, one thing remained constant: the crowd stayed energized. Our partners at Coca-Cola played a thoughtful role in this, helping ensure attendees remained refreshed as they worshipped deep into the morning hours. Their presence across the Experience grounds added convenience and comfort for thousands of participants.
It was partnership done right, it was meaningful, supportive, and genuinely appreciated.
A Legacy That Continues
Under the visionary leadership of Pastor Paul Adefarasin, The Experience has evolved from a single-night event into a global movement, a place where worshippers gather not only in person, but across continents, digital platforms, and generations.
TE20 stood as a resounding affirmation of that legacy.
A celebration of 20 years of worship.
A reminder of what God can do with a simple “yes.”
And a declaration that the future of The Experience is brighter than ever.
As the lights dimmed and the final echoes of worship faded into the Lagos night, one truth remained: The Experience 20 was not just a night. It was a moment in history and a beginning of a new chapter.





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