Bois Olohun are young men in their early thirties and all married. Although they started seven years ago, they still hold on to the name Bois Olorun. “We are forever boys in the hands of God.” Jesus said if anybody cannot bring down himself like a little child, they cannot enter the kingdom of God. You can’t call a child man.
Just as politicians have Boys that they use whenever they want to overcome some trouble, we are God’s boys so when God has a place he wants us to invade, he calls us,” they said.

One of their popular single ‘Lowo kan ti nba ti flash’ is like an anthem in Ibadan and other South western states where they have performed across campuses, churches and even government events.
Ironically, the group which seems to be more popular in Ibadan started from Lagos where the trio once lived.
The first time they performed gospel apala as Bois Olorun (Boys of God) was at an Anglican Church at CMS about seven years ago after which they featured at Efizy nite at DayStar Christian Centre, Ikeja.
From here they have taken apala across various campuses and functions across the South west.
Earlier this year, they were at the Lagos State New Year thanksgiving programme in January.

Plans are also underway to take their special brand of apala gospel on a tour of London.
There is no end in sight to this gospel of resurgence that the group is engaged with plans underway to take their brand of gospel apala to the nooks and crannies of the country as they are Leveraging on strategies provided by the digital age to bring about a resurgence in apala using their faith as Christians to preach the message.

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