Music: Dammy Lloyd — Good God

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Port Harcourt based young and dynamic worship leader, *Dammy Lloyd* has released his debut tittled *"Good God(Omemma)"*. "Good God(Omemma)" is a song that comes from a grateful heart, an expression of appreciation to God's unfailing love, goodness and faithfulness. 

The crooner(Dammy Lloyd)  is one of Nigeria's fast-rising music minister at the *Believers Loveworld*. A spirit filled, seasoned and an uncommon worshiper of Christ, with the hope of reaching the world with positive words through the message of Christ Jesus. He is one to look out for in the future. 

Good God(Omemma)  will bless your soul. Have an open heart as you listen to this song.




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