Amidst the echoes of church bells and the chatter of students, Philip Job’s journey into music began.

Born the second of three children to a Christian clergyman and a public school teacher, Philip’s upbringing was steeped in faith and education.




In this interview with Crispng.com Job shares his remarkable journey from being the son of a Christian clergy and public school teacher to becoming a gospel rap pioneer.

“Music is something I’m so passionate about and I’m able to create with ease thus; I get inspired by every little thing around me and I can draw creativity from even the weirdest of things you can imagine.”

Hailing from the Bajju tribe in Zankou, Zangon Kataf LGA of Kaduna State, Philip’s roots ran deep in Northern Nigeria’s cultural tapestry.


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