Victor AD drops 'Prayer Request II' with Jahmiel & Patoranking

Victor AD Returns with “Prayer Request II” Featuring Patoranking and Jahmiel

Six years after the original Prayer Request became an anthem for believers and dreamers alike, Victor AD returns with a powerful sequel titled “Prayer Request II.” This time, the Nigerian voice of the streets expands the spiritual conversation by collaborating with Jamaican dancehall star Jahmiel alongside the original contributor, Patoranking. The result is a cross-continental record that blends Afrobeats with reggae-fusion, delivering an uplifting message of resilience, faith, and divine intervention.

The chemistry between the three artists is unmistakable throughout the track. Victor AD lays the emotional foundation with his signature soulful delivery—one that fans of Wetin We Gain will instantly recognize. Patoranking complements the energy with his gritty yet refined verses, while Jahmiel introduces a refreshing dynamic to the song. His Jamaican roots bring authentic dancehall patois and rhythm, adding an international flavour that broadens the track’s appeal. Together, the trio creates a song that feels like a collective prayer—one that reflects the struggles, hopes, and determination of everyday people.

Production duties once again fall to the talented Osho Beatz, who maintains the reflective yet groovy atmosphere that defined the original record. The instrumental features bright horns layered over steady, marching percussion, creating a rhythm that mirrors the unwavering faith expressed in the lyrics. Rather than focusing solely on hustle culture, the song explores deeper themes of gratitude, perseverance, and the need for spiritual support in an unpredictable world.

More than just a sequel, “Prayer Request II” reinforces the message that has shaped Victor AD’s musical identity. By bridging the cultural gap between Warri, Lagos, and Kingston, the track highlights how hope, faith, and perseverance transcend borders. The song is poised to resonate widely—whether played in church gatherings or lively social settings—reminding listeners that music can be one of the most powerful forms of prayer.