Gospel Singer Gaise Baba Opens Up on Purity Struggles, Addiction & Breakthrough with Hit Song ‘No Turning Back’
Renowned Nigerian gospel artist Akinade Ibuoye, popularly known as Gaise Baba, has opened up about his deeply personal journey through sexual purity struggles, porn addiction, and the unexpected timing of his music breakthrough.
In a candid interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo, Gaise Baba revealed that he and his wife got married as virgins. However, he admitted that the road to that commitment was far from perfect, highlighting the hidden battles that many face behind public success.
“Yes, I married as a virgin. I and my wife. It took more time, sir, before we find the way,” he shared.
“I was 15 when I started watching bad things. Now, there’s something you call covenant of purity… I sign it, go to meet the pastor. I’m like, my covenant of purity. In fact, it was shortly after that I got addicted to p*rn. I knew that under the right temperature and pressure, any man can fall.”
Gaise Baba’s vulnerability struck a chord with many, especially young Christians navigating similar issues in silence. His testimony sheds light on the realities of spiritual struggles, even among those committed to righteous living.
From Pain to Purpose: The Rise of ‘No Turning Back’
The singer also opened up about the turning point in his music and ministry, which came through his 2025 hit single, ‘No Turning Back’, featuring Lawrence Oyor. The song, widely embraced across churches and revival platforms, marked a fresh season of visibility for the artist.
“This season everybody’s talking about kicked off like two weeks after my mom passed,” he revealed.
“Fame came at a point that I was no longer looking for it.”
The heartfelt song, coupled with the rawness of his story, has positioned Gaise Baba as not just a gospel artist—but a voice of healing and authenticity in today’s faith culture.
As he continues to inspire with both his music and message, Gaise Baba’s journey serves as a powerful reminder that grace often meets us at our lowest, and purpose can be birthed out of pain.