About Rev Anuli

A Musical Journey

Anuli Ausbeth-Ajagu, the artist also known as Rev Anuli, is an acclaimed Gospel Pop Musical Artist. She is a Nigerian Canadian who first began seeking professional success in song writing following a personal crisis in her life. These events caused her to move to Calgary from Toronto in 2018.

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The pain she experienced during her crisis led to her unearthing a talent in song writing. Feeling truly inspired, this evolved into singing and to planning the release of her inspirational songs. The first in the series is No Pain No Gain, an exciting and optimistic pop song geared at inspiring people to see Pain from a different perspective.

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This talented artist has overcome countless obstacles; working hard with relentless faith to keep her creative dream alive.

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Rev Anuli believes that pain is a universal human phenomenon which people face, don’t like to talk about, and if not properly managed, can lead to several calamities. Rising out of this pain that almost wrecked her destiny has given her a new sense of purpose and gratitude.  

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Rev Anuli is a multi-talented woman. She is a member of the Human Resources Professional Association Canada, with the CHRP and CHRL designations. She is an instructor of HR courses in a prestigious Canadian College, and also has experience as an Insurance and Banking Advisor at Canada’s leading Financial Institution.

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Dr. Anuli is a professional speaker, facilitator, published author, playwright, visionary woman of integrity, and a humanitarian. She received an Honorary Doctoral Degree from the Institute for Strategic Christian Leadership U.S.A in 2015, and was a recipient of the 2015 Black History Month Awards in Toronto.

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Academically, she has a bachelor’s degree in Theatre Arts, a Masters in Mass Communication, a Post-Graduate Diploma in Journalism, a Graduate Certificate in Human Resources Management, and a Certificate in Adult Learning, included in her many achievements. 

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She founded a dynamic non-profit-org (N.G.O), Youth and Gender Network (YGN), to serve as a platform for inspiration, advocacy and development of womenfolk and youth in Nigeria. National Youth summits, girl-child education, youth mentoring and poverty alleviation are amongst the organization’s forte.

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Rev Anuli is also the founder of a faith-based ministry, Divine Heritage Gospel Ministry. She also initiated a Lady Mentors group for young African women in Toronto. She serves on the board of Gilgal in Toronto, and is the mother of 3 children (2 adults and a teenager).