Lordson Benson is a Nigerian music executive, A&R specialist, audio engineer, and entrepreneur, best known as the founder and visionary leader of the Global Angels Movement, an AfroGospel collective established in 2015. The movement blends African rhythms, Afrobeats, contemporary gospel, music, dance, and creative arts to communicate messages of faith, hope, identity, and purpose.
Beyond his work in music, Lordson Benson has a strong background in technology and business. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Entrepreneurship from Henley Business School. He is also a certified Audio Engineer, combining his technical expertise with his passion for music, production, and creative direction.
As a music executive and A&R specialist, Lordson is passionate about identifying talent, developing artists, shaping creative projects, and building platforms that give emerging creatives opportunities to express their gifts. His multidisciplinary background in computer science, business, entrepreneurship, and audio engineering gives him a unique perspective at the intersection of technology, business, music, and creative innovation.
Musical Career & AfroGospel
Lordson Benson has played a significant role in shaping the sound and creative direction of Global Angels Movement. Under his leadership, the collective has developed a distinctive AfroGospel identity that fuses African musical traditions and contemporary sounds with faith-based messages.
Global Angels Movement has released several projects and singles, including the Souled Out EP, Afro Gospel Anthem, Nations, and Christ in me. Lordson is credited as a producer and appears as a featured artist on some of the collective's releases.
Through Global Angels Movement, Lordson continues to champion a creative expression of the Christian faith that is deeply rooted in African culture while engaging contemporary audiences. His work extends beyond music into dance, film, fashion, and other creative disciplines, reflecting his broader vision of using the arts to inspire faith, hope, unity, and positive transformation.
Today, Lordson Benson continues to develop music, artists, and creative projects while contributing to the growth of the AfroGospel movement in Nigeria and beyond.
