Gaise Baba lifts his gaze beyond personal worship with “Light Of Africa,” an Afro-gospel anthem built for a continent in motion. The song arrives as the ninth track on God Is Cooking, his third studio album, released through 464 Projects and ONErpm.

The record follows the street-ready bounce of “We Outside,” yet it trades that energy for a wider vision. Here, the Nigerian singer-songwriter shifts the conversation toward influence, leadership, and cultural change. That mission mirrors his LightOut youth initiative, which pairs music with mentorship for students across the country.

Musically, “Light Of Africa” rides modern Afro-fusion rhythms with a prophetic, uplifting tone. Gaise Baba sings in his usual blend of Yoruba and English, challenging believers to become sources of light in their communities. The message looks outward, presenting faith as a tool for shaping society rather than a private affair.

Because the track sits deep in God Is Cooking, it strengthens the album’s theme of purpose and active faith. It also gives the project a distinctly pan-African outlook. Have you pressed play on Gaise Baba – Light Of Africa yet? Drop your thoughts in the comments.