MoniQue Naija

MoniQue Naija, born Temitope Monique Lawal (née Fabiyi), is a Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, and minister who serves as a music director at the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) and is also known as Pastor Mo.

Born and raised in Ishaga, Lagos State, Nigeria, she is the youngest of nine children. She began her music career as a child, serving as a lead choir member at Christ Miracle Church. In 1999, she won the "Circle of Stars" competition organized by Gold-Myne International, an early breakthrough that set her on a professional path. She later earned a degree in Business Administration from Yaba College of Technology.

Signed to Spaghetti Records, MoniQue Naija has released several albums, including Oba Gbogbo Aye, PowerFlow, Working for Me, Timeless, and Arise. Her recorded songs include "You Be Baba," "Na You Reign," and "Rhythm & Blues." In 2014, she was recognized as Best Female Gospel Artist of the Year at the YOMAFA Awards. Her work continues as a worship leader and recording artist, combining her pastoral calling with her musical ministry.