The Ghanaian Gospel music community is in mourning following the heartbreaking news of Nhyira Marfo's passing on Wednesday, August 7, 2024. Pastor Emmit Jim Konadu, a close collaborator and friend of Nhyira, has expressed his profound grief and admiration for her in a moving tribute.
It was a night to remember on the 4th of August as Gospel Songstress Richlove Ofosuhemaa lighted up the atmosphere in Kumasi with Her "The Purpose Concert" which featured some gifted artists like JoJo Arhin, Sandra Asare, Quame Gyedu and the legendary Empress Gifty Adorye at the Family Chapel International.
Ghanaian gospel singer Gina Doe, based in Belgium, has released her debut song, “Eye Nokore.” The song, which means “It is True” in the Akan language, is a powerful and uplifting anthem that reminds listeners of God’s unwavering promise and faithfulness.
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Abena Baduwaa is an up coming gospel artist in Kumasi. Her source of inspiration is from her lovely mother who helped her and natured her talent in the house of God(church). Knowing and realising her God given talent she is working towards it as expected Christian. She has been in the music industry for (4) four years now and being managed by her team. It's been a great challenge getting a producer to support her.
Gospel artist Nana Yaw Boakye, broadly known as MOG Music, as of late opened up almost the heart-wrenching misfortune of his 7-month-old child in an meet with MzGee on Fair Being Us.
Sadly, there is unfortunate news making the rounds in Ghanaian gospel music media: a vital member of the dynamic gospel music group Team Eternity Ghana has departed to be with the Lord.
While sex is highly regarded as an important ingredient for the survival of marriage, gospel singer, Philipa Baafi believes that sex does not play a major role in the success of marriage.
Manuel Tuffour, a worship leader, singer, and songwriter, is anointed by the Holy Spirit to create life-giving and transformative music. His unique approach to songwriting and versatile delivery comes from years of profound encounters with the Lord.
Gospel singer Philipa Baafi shared that reintroducing CDs and pen drives could help the Ghanaian music industry break even and generate better returns on investment.While she supports music streaming, she feels the industry rushed into the digital space without fully exploiting the potential of hard copy sales.
Kumasi came alive as every soul present at Ofosuhemaa Richlove's maiden concert which happened at the Family Chapel International on the 4th of August. Amongst the ministers that was billed was the legendary Gospel Songstress Empress Gifty Adorye.
