Nigerian singer Raoul Njeng-Njeng, popularly known as Skales, has credited a prayer he made at the 2013 Shiloh programme of the Living Faith Church, also known as Winners’ Chapel, for his career success. At the time, Skales was facing a stagnant music career after his contract with Empire Mate Entertainment, owned by Banky W, had expired.

According to Skales, his colleague Timaya took him to the Shiloh programme, where they were instructed to write down seven things they wanted God to do for them. Skales wrote down his desire for a global hit song seven times. He believes that his 2015 hit song “Shake Body” was the fulfilment of this prayer. The song recently gained global attention again after Barcelona star Lamine Yamal and some of his teammates danced to it.

Skales took to his social media handle to express his gratitude, stating that he had written down his desire for a song that would take him to the ends of the world seven times. He feels that “Shake Body” has indeed become a divine and unending song, with its popularity enduring even after several years. The song’s resurgence in popularity has led to renewed interest in Skales’ music, with many discovering or rediscovering his work.

The Living Faith Church’s Shiloh programme is an annual event that attracts thousands of followers from around the world. The programme is known for its emphasis on faith, prayer, and worship. For Skales, the experience had a profound impact on his music career, leading to the creation of one of his most successful songs.

The story of Skales’ career turnaround serves as a testament to the power of faith and perseverance in the music industry. Despite facing challenges and setbacks, Skales was able to achieve success through his dedication to his craft and his spiritual beliefs. As his music continues to gain international recognition, Skales’ story is an inspiration to aspiring artists and a reminder of the importance of staying true to one’s values and passions.