Renowned broadcaster, singer, and human rights activist, Ambassador Emmanuel Gabari, has unveiled his much-anticipated music album titled “Let There Be Light (Ttaala)” in celebration of his birthday on October 7, 2025.
The seven-track album, now streaming across major platforms, underscores Gabari’s long-standing commitment to social advocacy and community transformation through music.
“I am happy putting together this body of work. It’s been a journey, and I am earnestly grateful to God for finally making this a reality,” Amb. Gabari said while expressing his excitement over the release.
The project features impactful songs such as “Save The Children,” “End The Violence,” “Babymi,” “Celebrate HRDs,” “Miliki,” “My Body My Soul,” and the title track “Let There Be Light (Ttaala).” Each song speaks to social justice, peacebuilding, love, and empowerment — reflecting the singer’s dedication to amplifying voices often left unheard.
A respected advocate for the rights of women, children, and marginalised groups, Gabari has consistently used his platform to promote human rights awareness, equality, and unity. His new album, according to him, is a continuation of that mission.
“Let There Be Light is an album that brings hope and light to our world. Please listen, share, and let me know what song(s) you love most. Thank you and God bless,” he added.
Beyond music, Ambassador Gabari has also made notable strides in acting. Recounting one of his most memorable experiences, he said performing alongside Nollywood veteran Patience Ozokwor (Mama Gee) was a highlight of his acting journey.
“Acting and music have always been my passion. I’ve done a couple of acting gigs, and when I got the role to act alongside Mama Gee, I was so elated. It was a mind-blowing experience. For music and songwriting, it’s what I do effortlessly,” he said.
Describing the album as a “message of hope, reassurance, and togetherness,” the activist called on Nigerians and the global community to embrace its message and spread positivity, especially in these challenging times.
With “Let There Be Light (Ttaala)”, Ambassador Emmanuel Gabari reaffirms his belief that art remains a powerful tool for advocacy, healing, and social transformation.
