Dir. En’man: The Vision Behind Gospel’s Most Memorable Videos of 2025

If 2025 proved anything about Nigerian gospel music, it’s that visuals are no longer secondary; they are central to the message. At the forefront of this shift is Dir. En’man (Akhabue Evans Ebalu), whose lens captured some of Sunmisola Agbebi’s finest work, from Tomorrow and Hallelujah to WORSHIP MEDLEY Vol. 3. Each video wasn’t just a recording; it was a cinematic translation of worship, drawing viewers into the emotion, energy, and spiritual depth of the music.

But Sunmisola was only one highlight. Across 2025, En’Man’s Carel Films produced a slew of standout videos for artists like Judikay, Mercy Chinwo, Grace Oluwaloju, Moses Bliss, Bidemi Oloba, Ebukasongs, and more. Social media and industry observers have repeatedly noted how his style manages to elevate even the most familiar songs into immersive experiences. “Every frame feels intentional,” one fan wrote online, “it’s like watching the music come alive.”

His reputation for blending storytelling with technical mastery has also attracted vocal powerhouses such as Victoria Orenze, who have praised his ability to amplify both emotion and message through visuals. From intimate worship settings to large-scale productions, En’man’s work demonstrates a creative vision unbound by convention.

As 2026 approaches, En’man is already planning his next wave of projects, signaling that the year ahead will be just as transformative for gospel visuals. In a space where creativity meets faith, his 2025 body of work stands as proof that gospel media in Nigeria can be cinematic, compelling, and unapologetically bold.