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  • Perpetual Didier releases new song titled ‘Yesu Nkoa’

    Perpetual Didier releases new song titled ‘Yesu Nkoa’

    Ghanaian Gospel artist, Perpetual Didier, has unveiled a new song called “Yesu Nkoa” (Jesus Alone).

    The launch of this latest track has generated excitement among fans and music enthusiasts alike.

    With her distinctive fusion of Ghanaian music and modern sounds, Perpetual Didier has swiftly become one of the most talented gospel musicians in the industry.

    “Yesu Nkoa is a powerful and uplifting track, with lyrics that praise God and his goodness. Perpetual Didier’s soulful vocals are sure to resonate with listeners,” she stated as she delivered a message of hope and resilience to fans.

    The debut of “Yesu Nkoa” (Jesus Alone) acts as a beacon of hope and optimism, offering listeners a vital source of inspiration during challenging times.

    With its compelling message and catchy melodies, “Yesu Nkoa” is set to leave a lasting impression on audiences globally.

    Perpetual Didier continues to uplift the hearts of her fans and gospel music enthusiasts with her spiritually charged music.

    The new track is now available on YouTube and all music streaming platforms.

  • “This one really hurts, I know you will always watch over me” – Sonnie Badu mourns dear friend

    “This one really hurts, I know you will always watch over me” – Sonnie Badu mourns dear friend

    Ghanaian gospel musician Sonnie Badu took to social media to mourn the passing of his dear friend.

    Highlighting a throwback video of a shared memory, the musician was full of emotions as he posted the touching message.

    “Hey personal person, you would change the bottles of water I drink in public every sec. When we went places, you suspected everyone until proven innocent. You would give me a sign not to touch or drink anything… I will miss how we always tease you. @prophet_patrickamoako is broken, @official_archiekeyz is broken, the entire team is broken … We don’t even know when you were buried … TAFIQ was your coded name I gave you … I can’t forget seeing you on your sick bed with the towel with my logo. Indeed, loyal to the end .. by the way, I thought we threw that towel away, but just realizing you kept it.”

    Clad in a long white outfit and walking with the help of a standing stick, Sonnie Badu could be seen playfully exchanging banter with his friend.

    The flashback video captures the bittersweet moments of the two friends.

    His caption has drawn mixed reactions from netizens, with many expressing their condolences.

    Watch video below:

  • Gospel musician Perpetual Didier’s brother murdered at West Hill’s Mall

    Gospel musician Perpetual Didier’s brother murdered at West Hill’s Mall

    Ghanaian gospel musician, Perpetual Didier, has disclosed that the victim in the West Hills Mall incident is her brother.

    Her 32-year-old brother, Shadrach Arloo, according to her, was killed at the West Hills Mall after being tased and allegedly beaten by two police officers.

    The gospel artiste mentioned in a Graphic.com.gh report sighted by GhanaWeb, that Shadrach Arloo, was scheduled to travel to Germany barely 24 hours before his untimely death.

    Perpetual told the state newspaper that her deceased brother had gone to town to purchase some items in preparation for his travel when he got into a situation with the police, leading to his death.

    According to the gospel icon, on Shadrach’s way out of the mall premises, he was reportedly confronted by the said policemen, who demanded that he hand over his luggage for a search, which he declined.

    The ‘Endane Ogya’ artiste added that according to eyewitness accounts, his brother feared that the police could plant something in his bag to incriminate him and insisted that if they wanted to search his bag, he was ready to go with them to the nearest police station for that purpose.

    She added that the situation resulted in an altercation, during which Shadrach was reportedly beaten and tased, resulting in his death.

  • Any wife who demands money from her husband in return for sex is a prostitute – Diana Hamilton

    Multiple-award winning Ghanaian gospel musician Diana Antwi Hamilton has described married women who take money from their husbands before having sexual intercourse with them as prostitutes.

    “If you take money from your husband for sex it means you are a prostitute”, Diana Hamilton has said adding that “If it happens that way then that is prostitution. A woman who does that is equal to a commercial sex worker”, she added.

    The ‘Adom’ hit maker who spoke in an interview on TV XYZ monitored by MyNewsGH.com chided women with such character insisting they no right to do that.

    Diana Hamilton further noted that, even if wives would want to demand money from their husbands in exchange for something, it shouldn’t be sex.

    “Why do you have to wait till sex time before you demand money from your husband? Taking money from your husband before sex is not right”, she emphasized.

    In her view, the husband and wife are one flesh and love is giving without expecting hence since both couples have become one, they have to make love freely and not to sell love.

    Speaking to men who also deny their wives the responsibility of providing for them, Diana Hamilton counselled that, men must do everything possible to provide for them to avoid anything that will destroy their marriages.

    “And to that man when the woman needs something give it to her”, she insisted.

  • Uncle Ato to headline 2022 Thanksgiving Worship in USA

    Ghanaian gospel musician, Reverend Alexander Bruce-Ghartey popularly known as Uncle Ato is billed to headline this year’s Thanksgiving Worship in the USA.

    Uncle Ato is one of the most sought-after worship leaders in Ghana with several popular soul-inspiring melodies to his credit.

    With the ‘dzi dew’ crooner leading the pack of worshippers to the throneroom, patrons and worshippers at this year’s Thanksgiving Worship can expect nothing short of a spirit-filled ministration.

    Thanksgiving Worship is the flagship event of Gina Idan Ministries Incorporated, a Christian nonprofit institution based in the State of Georgia in the US.

    According to Gina Idan, who is the brain behind the event, Thanksgiving Worship is part of activities to celebrate the Thanksgiving holidays.

    “It is an annual praise and worship event that brings together members of the community, and lovers of Christian music to thank God for His goodness throughout the year and ask for His blessings in the years ahead,” said Gina.

    This year’s thanksgiving worship dubbed the Grace edition marks the fifth in the series and will see performances from Gina Idan and other gospel acts based in the US. Previous editions of thanksgiving worship have witnessed ministrations from Minister OJ, Tagoe Sisters, and Nana Adwoa.

    Thanksgiving, celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November since 1941, has been an annual tradition in the United States by presidential proclamation of Abraham Lincoln’s administration since 1863.

    Traditionally, Thanksgiving has been a celebration of the harvest and other blessings of the year. On Thanksgiving Day, it is common for Americans to share family time together, and attend church services and other special events, with turkey featuring prominently in most family meals.

    The 2022 Thanksgiving Worship is scheduled to come off on Saturday, November 26, 2022, at 6 pm (ET) at Jesus Power Assembly of God, Lawrenceville, GA, USA.

  • What Sonnie Badu has said about Asamoah Gyan’s exclusion from Black Stars

    Ghanaian gospel musician, Sonnie Badu, has made a case for the inclusion of Asamoah Gyan in the Black Stars team for the World Cup in Qatar.

    In a Facebook post on September 27, the singer observed that the ‘jama’ session which Asamoah Gyan frequently led played a crucial role in building team spirit.

    He said since Gyan left, the morale which the celebrated striker brought has left the camp. Sonnie Badu maintained that the qualification of Black Stars to the World Cup may well have come on the back of luck having miraculously eliminated West African rivals, Nigeria.

    He said Asamoah Gyan should be included in the Black Stars squad for the upcoming tournament before he is snatched for punditry duties.

    “Soccer or football is off and on the pitch. Ever since he left the morale is gone. Who did he hand over the “Jama” singing to? It was all part of building the team sprit… I don’t know what has gone on, but he is needed before a pundit from super sport grabs him for the World Cup …

    “Someone will say but we qualified against Nigeria without him , well hold on , That game was a no brainer .. I fear Ghana vrs IvoryCoast or Cameron but Ghana Nigeria has a history, luck is always on our side .. lol,” Sonnie Badu wrote on his Facebook page.

    It will be recalled that Asamoah Gyan in an interview with BBC last month indicated his intention to play at the 2022 World Cup.

    The comment by the football legend spilt heads as some argued that he will be of great help to the team with his experience whiles others argued that he is not fit to compete.

    However former Black Stars winger Christian Atsu backed Asamoah Gyan’s intentions.

    Atsu who took to social media and tweeted, “Honour @ASAMOAH_GYAN3 with his last wish.”

    Gyan is Africa’s highest scorer at the World Cup with six goals and has played at three World Cups since 2006.

    Gyan last played for the Ghana national team in 2019 at the AFCON where the Black Stars exited at the Round of 16 stage.

    The striker last made a competitive appearance for Legon Cities in the 2020/21 Ghana Premier League season.

    Source:ghanaweb.com

     

  • This Israeli man is the husband I prayed to God for – Diana Asamoah

    In a video, Ghanaian gospel musician, Diana Asamoah, has flaunted an Israeli man she claims is the husband she prayed to God for before embarking on a Holy trip to Israel.

    According to the gospel star in a video she shared on TikTok, no one should doubt her as she introduced a middle-aged man wearing a pair of sunglasses and an all-black attire.

    “Ghanaians, this is what God has done. God’s miracles follow me. When I got to Isreal, this was the first thing I prayed about: I wanted an Israeli man. God has done well, this is he.

    “The husband I have got for myself. We are bringing Israel to Ghana. This, don’t doubt it. Thank you all. My husband’s name is…[Pause]…What is your name?” she asks the man.

    All this time, the man stood quietly looking amused at what Diana Asamoah was saying, probably lost with the whole introduction in the Twi language she spoke.

    While her said husband stood amused, the gospel artiste smiled through her introduction as though she couldn’t believe it herself.

    She did this presentation of her Israeli man wearing a beautiful long dress, coloured yellow with simple well-kept hair, braided in three big corn rows.

    Although the worshipper recently made headlines following the fallout between her producer who doubles as her CEO, she seems happy and unperturbed by the news.

    Emmanuel Anane Frimpong announced in a press release dated August 4, 2022, said he would no longer work with the gospel artiste.

    According to the CEO, the gospel star derailed from the main reason they were brought together to work, with her attention channelled towards other things like her looks and many other things.

    Diana Asamoah flaunts Israeli man, claims he is the husband she prayed to God for.

  • Abena Serwaa Ophelia, a gospel musician, has released the song “Wnfa mma no”

    Celebrated gospel musician cum fashion designer, Abena Serwaa Ophelia has released a single titled ‘WÉ”nfa mma no’ which means worthy sacrifices of thanksgiving must be offered to God.

    Speaking to Pulse.com.gh, she said ‘WÉ”nfa mma no’ is a song that will aid believers during their moments of prayer and also give assurance that we have God capable of listening to our pleas and requests.

    The gospel sensation delivered some incredible vocals on this new soul-lifting and fascinating single

    Gospel musicians Ceccy Twum and Efe Grace were featured in the song.

    Obaapa Christy, Stella Aba Seal, Prophet Kofi Oduro, and Stacy Amoateng were among the notable faces who came out to support Abena Serwaa Ophelia.

    Source:pulse.com

     

  • Obaapa Christy readies new inspirational single on August 4

    Ghanaian gospel musician Obaapa Christy is set to release another ground-breaking single on Thursday, August 4, 2022.

    The song titled “3mma Me Nsr3” which translates into English as “Let Me Not Beg”, is another inspirational tune from the award-winning gospel musician.

    Obaapa Christy has over the past two decades enriched the souls of believers with some nerve-racking tunes, and “3mma Me Nsr3” would not be an exception.

    Her most recent single, “Glory,” has become one of the most played gospel songs on the airwaves as the gospel musician continues to inspire Ghanaians with her amazing voice and lyrics.

    Obaapa Christy will, on September 4, 2022, celebrate 20 years in the music industry with a musical show dubbed “Obaapa Christy at 20 concert”.

    The veteran gospel musician, in her quest to deliver more powerful ministry to believers, has started live worship on her Facebook and YouTube pages every Monday.

    Source:ghanaweb.com