Presented by Nana Yaa Otchere Ministries, “Ahoto (Comfort)” is a powerful worship song centered on themes of hope, reassurance, renewal, and divine peace. The title, Ahoto—meaning Comfort—captures the song’s uplifting message, offering spiritual encouragement to those navigating life’s challenges.

The collaboration bridges generations of Ghanaian gospel music, blending MzNana’s contemporary sound with Obaapa Christy’s timeless ministry. The result is a deeply moving worship experience that appeals to both longtime gospel enthusiasts and a new generation of listeners.

Since its release, fans have hailed the song as a refreshing, Spirit-filled collaboration, celebrating it as a meaningful connection between classic and modern gospel expressions.

“Ahoto (Comfort)” was officially released on December 24, 2025, and is available on all major streaming platforms, including Apple Music, Spotify, Audiomack, Boomplay, and YouTube Music.

With this release, MzNana continues to strengthen her presence in the gospel music scene, while Obaapa Christy reaffirms her enduring legacy through a collaboration that delivers comfort, faith, and hope to audiences worldwide.

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Her 15th studio album, Odeneho (The Sovereign One), was released on July 31, 2025, and it’s already making waves across both gospel and secular circles.

But it wasn’t just the album that got people talking. It was the moment the world saw Obaapa Christy and Sarkodie, two giants from different ends of Ghana’s musical spectrum, come together on a track that is now being called a spiritual crossover, “Odeneho.”

“This was more than a feature. It was a testimony,” Sarkodie reacted to the collaboration.

The track is raw, reverent, and real. Sarkodie, known for his lyrical precision, opens up like never before, pouring out one of the most emotional verses of his career.

According to him, this wasn’t just a studio job, it was a “bucket list achievement.”

“If you see how Sarkodie sang ‘Odeneho’ with such emotion,” Obaapa Christy shared, “you’d know he truly loves God. I’ve never seen him sing with so much feeling. God bless him.”

A short teaser of the music video has already gone viral, sparking a wave of curiosity and anticipation. Both artistes promise the full video is coming soon, and it’s set to be more than a visual; it’s a testimony.

Meanwhile, Odeneho is not just a collection of songs, it’s a spiritual journey. With 12 tracks that cover themes of hope, worship, thanksgiving, and personal breakthrough, the album feels like a modern-day psalm book.

Among the standout tracks is “No Weapon”, a soul-piercing message of resilience and spiritual warfare.

The official video is slated for release on September 4, 2025, and fans are already calling it one of the most comforting gospel songs in recent memory.

Other powerful tracks include: “Gyae Su” ft. Brother Sammy – a cry of comfort; “Thank You Jesus” ft. Junior (Obaapa Christy’s 2nd Son) – a celebration of gratitude.; “Yesu Mo”, “Waye Yie Nwom Ni”, and “Omma Me Nte Nhwe” – solo works full of depth and fire among others.

A Night to Remember: The Official Launch:

The Alisa Hotel in Accra set the stage for a historic launch event. The red carpet was lined with celebrities, politicians, and spiritual leaders, a rare fusion of entertainment and ministry.

Attendees included Kwabena Kwabena, Dr. Likee, Andy Dosty, former Education Minister Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum, Sammy Awuku, Kwame A Plus, loved ones and a host of pastors who filled the room with prayer and presence.

What was supposed to be a launch became a night of worship, testimonies, and heartfelt music, a true reflection of Obaapa Christy’s identity as both an artist and a minister.

Why An Album — and Why Now?

In an exclusive reflection, Obaapa Christy shared what makes this release so significant in an era dominated by singles and streaming stats:

“God gives me songs, in dreams, in worship, during church services, driving in a car, listening to other songs, even in silence. I’ve had songs sitting in the studio for years, waiting for the right time. I don’t want to serve snacks; I want to offer a full spiritual meal. That’s why I do albums.”

And that decision wasn’t just personal, it was spiritual. After her powerful collaboration with Prof. Kofi Abraham on “Wiase Mu Abrabo”, gospel legends began reaching out. Many asked her to help revive their classic songs, not for fame, but to keep the fire burning for future generations.

“They don’t want to be forgotten,” she said. “They want today’s youth to feel the power that moved crowds decades ago. I owe it to them.”

Prof. Kofi Abraham himself responded with deep admiration: “She’s not just singing. She’s preserving history. Gospel music is safe in her hands.”

More Than Music – A Ministry of Memory;

Obaapa Christy’s Odeneho is not just an album; it’s a bridge between generations, a movement that honours the past while pointing to the future.

It reminds listeners that the gospel is not about trends, it’s about truth. And sometimes, truth sounds like worship, rap, drums, tears, or even silence.

From her early days with “Me Te Ase”, to this landmark 15th album, Rev. Obaapa Christy has carried one mission: to uplift souls and draw people closer to God.

“This is more than music. It’s ministry. It’s memory. It’s me answering my calling.” – Obaapa Christy

Now available on all digital streaming platforms! Stream or download Obaapa Christy’s new album ODENEHO today and be blessed by every song. May the good Lord/Allah pour His everlasting blessings upon you as you listen.

Bookings, Interviews & Contact; PR Connie: 0241300662 / 0244962141 and for Foreign Programs contact (MD Nana Frankie): +491724161317.

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The video of the Catholic bishop singing the secular track at St. Stephen Rectorate in Bodomase went viral, prompting Rev. Fr. Twumasi to issue a heartfelt apology for what many viewed as an infringement on the sanctity of the church environment.

Obaapa Christy, reflecting on the incident in an interview on Hitz FM’s U Say Wetin, offered a nuanced take on the situation.

“Such matters can easily lead to misunderstandings if not handled with care. I pray for wisdom to navigate such discussions. There are songs that are meaningful and others that may be seen as profane. Singing King Paluta’s song doesn’t reflect on my character,” she said.

She emphasized that everyone has their own perspective and that one should ensure their actions are in alignment with their values.

“Everyone will have their opinions on everything. It’s important to reflect internally and be confident in what you’re doing. God loves us all, regardless of the type of music we enjoy,” Obaapa Christy added.

The controversy arose when Rev. Fr. Twumasi’s performance of “Aseda” during a church service was shared online, raising questions about the appropriateness of secular music in religious settings.

In his apology, Rev. Fr. Twumasi admitted that he had let secular influences infiltrate a sacred space and expressed regret for any offence caused.

“I sincerely apologize for my actions. I allowed secular elements into our church space, which was not my intention. I understand that my actions may have caused confusion and hurt, and for that, I am truly sorry,” Rev. Fr. Twumasi stated.

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According to her, she envisioned that she would not pass all the subjects, so she made no effort to return to the school after the results were released.

She spoke in an interview with Roselyn Felli on Joy Prime’s Prime Morning on Wednesday while speaking about her educational background.

“I reached JHS, but it’s not that I stopped; I wrote BECE, but I didn’t go for the results,” she said.

“Did you pass”? Roselyn asked

“I didn’t even go for it to see whether I passed or not because I foresaw that I wouldn’t pass,” the singer replied.

Not that she didn’t study, but the singer held the opinion that even if she did, she would fail because she had nurtured the mindset that she was not good academically, making learning difficult.

As a result, she channelled her energy towards singing and praying at school since she enjoyed doing them.

“When we visit a colleague who is sick, then I’m asked to pray, or I’ll be called to lead praise and worship during Wednesday and Friday church services, or a teacher would send me to buy something. Those were the things that made me like going to school,” she added.

Not only did she dislike studies, but the gospel singer mentioned that she also detested dictation sessions in class.

Nevertheless, Obaapa Christy feels she would have excelled in her academics if she had positioned her mind to studying thoroughly, considering how smart she is at capturing things at her current age.

She does not regret her conduct at school because she believes that education is not the only trajectory to success for everyone.

Although she supports formal education, she firmly believes that God’s blessing is the ultimate.

“My success is based on the grace of God that located me, and so I don’t joke with such grace,” she said. 

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In an interview on Adom FM’s Ofie Kwanso, Obaapa Christy said the inspiration behind the song is to uplift and inspire people going through difficult times.

“The song is a message of hope for the hopeless. It embodies the spirit of change and transformation. I want believers to embrace it as their new mantra. In life, everyone encounters obstacles, but with faith, we can all experience positive change,” Obaapa Christy told host Jerry Justice.

The scenic visuals accompanying the song further enhance its impact, taking viewers on a journey of faith and resilience.

Watch video below

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Obaapa Christy’s vocals echoed through the venue, as she sang a soulful rendition of her hit songs, starting with ‘Wagye Me’.

She transitioned seamlessly into her second song, “Me Tiase,” and she continued to captivate the hearts of the attendees.

Adding to the enchantment of the evening, Obaapa Christy took the crowd to the ninth gate of Heaven with the timeless gospel anthem “Wa Sua Me.”

The song, with its uplifting message and rhythmic melodies, gingered the crowd to sing along and unleash interesting dance moves.

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Scheduled to take place at West Hills Mall on January 28th at 3:30 pm, the event promises surprises and top-notch performances by some of Ghana’s music giants.

To add a touch of glamour and entertainment to the launch, popular Ghanaian music acts Keche and Obaapa Christy are set to grace the stage with captivating performances.

Past Nsoromma winners, including Righteous Vandyke, Victor Twum Ampofo, and Abrantie, will also be in attendance, celebrating the success of previous seasons.

The launch will kick off with a showcase of the top 30 contestants from different regions.

Subsequent eliminations will lead to the revelation of the final 10 contestants who will vie for the coveted title in the main competition.

Nsoromma, a flagship program on Adom TV, has consistently provided a platform for emerging musical talents to display their skills and compete on a national stage.

Anticipation for the event is high, and attendees are advised to arrive early to ensure they do not miss any of the excitement.

The Nsoromma Season 6 launch marks the beginning of what promises to be an unforgettable season.

It will be hosted by the talented Jerry Justice.

Sark, in a tweet, revealed his intention to collaborate with gospel sensation, Obaapa Christy on an upcoming track.

Not only is he anticipating the song to be a banger, Sarkodie was happy about the verse he contributed to Obaapa Christy’s song, considering it one of the most heartfelt verses he has ever penned.

The collaboration is one of the few times Sarkodie has hopped on a gospel track, and his most popular feature being ‘Adonai’ with the late Castro.

The news has stirred excitement among his fans who have praised Sarkodie’s artistic flexibility and commitment to delivering diverse musical experiences to his audience.

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‘What Shall I Render?’ is Celestine’s way of saying ‘thank you’ to God for his loving kindness and tender mercies throughout the year. 

The song promises to inspire music lovers with its captivating chorus, melody and edifying lyrics. 

“God has been good to us throughout the year. This is our appreciation to God for keeping us safe and sound. I believe God will use this piece to bless many souls as we come before the Lord with our praise,” Celestine said. 

Fans of Celestine Donkor should be looking forward to a series of songs by her featuring other great gospel musicians.  The song was produced by Shadrack Yawson. 

‘What Shall I Render?’ is available on all streaming platforms.

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The collaboration between these two vocal powerhouses promises to be a delightful treat for music enthusiasts.

The upcoming song, titled ‘What Shall I Render?’ by Celestine Donkor, serves as a heartfelt expression of gratitude to God for His loving kindness and tender mercies throughout the year.

The song is designed to be a typical Thanksgiving hymn with a catchy chorus and a melodious tune that will easily capture the hearts of listeners. With its powerful message and harmonious vocals, ‘What Shall I Render?’ is expected to touch the hearts of many and become a favourite in gospel playlists.

The unique synergy between these two artistes is set to captivate music lovers, leaving them eager to experience the magic of their voices united in praise.

The release is just the beginning of an exciting musical journey for Celestine Donkor. It marks the start of a series of songs that she will be launching in the lead-up to her annual Celestine Praise concert scheduled for March next year.

This release sets the stage for what promises to be a remarkable event for gospel music enthusiasts.

As the release date, November 17, 2023, approaches, fans of Celestine Donkor and Obaapa Christy can hardly contain their excitement for what is sure to be an unforgettable gospel music experience.

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Many people have noted that after Obaapa Christy divorced his former husband, Pastor Love, most of her songs have sought to attack him indirectly known in the local parlance as ‘Ekutia’.

Speaking to Amansan Krakye in an interview, she denied: “Never, I don’t cast insinuations or use my songs to settle personal scores and the reason being that anything that comes which isn’t from God doesn’t last.

“The heart I use in doing music is a heart full of joy so whatever song that God gives me is what will make the listeners happy,” she remarked on Cape Coast-based Property FM.

She continued “So my music continues to make a difference because I use a clean heart in doing my songs not that I want to cast insinuations I will never do that.

“But I believe strongly that God wants me to bring that particular song out at that particular moment and there are several testimonies that I get from other people,” she ended.

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Gospel singer Perpetual Didier is in distress and calling for justice after an encounter with the police left her brother dead.

Her brother has been identified as Shadrach Arloo, who was allegedly maltreated to death by a police officer at West Hills Mall.

Reports gathered revealed that the deceased was in a confrontation with the policeman after he declined to have his bag searched. Consequently, he was allegedly beaten and tased.

In the subsequent hours, his sister, Perpetual Didier, who appears to be emotionally downcast, has been lamenting to whosoever cares to listen.

It is for this reason gospel singer Obaapa Christy paid the family a visit to offer a shoulder for her colleague to lean on.

In videos shared on social media, she is spotted stroking the hair of the aggrieved sister who was narrating the unfortunate incident.

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Pastor Love Kwaku Hammond, the ex-husband of gospel musician Obaapa Christy, has accused the latter of hiding their last son from him.

According to him, he has over a decade now not heard from or seen the boy since he moved to Germany at age two.

Speaking on the relationship between him and his children, Pastor Love revealed his last encounter with the boy whose name he disclosed as Edward Love (Eddie) was when he carried him to the airport.

“We have three children; Benjamin Love, Kweku Love Hammond Junior and Eddie Love whose issues I want to give critical attention to. His mother has hidden him from me and he is now 14 meaning I haven’t seen him for the past 12 years.

“I’m not able to reach him in any way or even have a phone conversation,” he told Afia Amankwa Tamakloe on Adom TV’s M’ashyase3.

The founder of the Action Grace Chapel International says he cannot fathom his ex-wife’s actions since nothing can change the fact that he [Pastor Love] is the boy’s father.

He, however, urged his former wife’s friends and close associates to advise her on her actions because he knows the extent he can go to demand custody of the child.

But he has been patient over the years because the outcome of his actions may create problems that may not be good.

Pastor Love Hammond who happens to be the ex-husband of gospel musician, Obaapa Christy has opened up on the role he played to make the latter’s career success.

The Action Grace Chapel founder says he wrote about eight songs for his ex-wife which were all hits.

However, he did not get any financial profit in return for his work.

Recounting their musical journey on Adom TV’s M’ashyase3, Pastor Love indicated he will not blame the musician for how things turned out.

This according to him is because music itself was not a profitable venture back in those days.

“I can say that at that time, music wasn’t fetching money. We were not making money at that time. You write and give the song to someone to produce it and all the proceeds go to that person so that was the reason we didn’t make money.

“They say there is something called royalties but nothing came out of it. There was no money,” he told Afia Amankwa Tamakloe.

Despite this situation Pastor Love says he remains resolute to help other musicians and as a result, has four persons he is currently working in the studio with.

Pastor Love indicated he personally has a song he is working on.

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The musician revealed that she had already decided that she was not fit for higher education after failing to further her education after finishing her BECE.

She stated on Rainbow Radio that she was not a brilliant student and that she knew she would not pass with flying colours from the start.

”However, I have come to discover that education is important. You need a positive mindset to succeed. If I had that positive mindset, I think I would have made it. But it is not too late. I will be going back to school. It is not too late to go back to school,” she said.

To her, despite her lack of higher education, God has used her to touch lives, transfer homes, and bring joy to many others through her powerful songs.

“If God had blessed people because of their higher education, I would not be where I am today. God gave me something, and that is what I have done all these years.”

Obaapa Christy, who is celebrating 20 years in the industry, expressed gratitude to God for bringing her this far.

The musician also revealed Mathematics and drawing were her best subjects.

“Mathematics was my best subject because God knew I would be wealthy and be counting money,” she said amidst laughter.

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Stella Aba Seal and Obaapa Christy have been spotted hushing out their differences at an event in Accra.

This came days after Obaapa included the veteran in her 20th anniversary celebration lineup without seeking her approval.

Stella’s manager took to social media to issue a disclaimer stating that they knew nothing about Obaapa Christy’s flyer which indicated her participation in the concert.

Per the statement, the veteran singer had taken a strong exception to the incident and cautioned other event organisers against emulating the same.

Obaapa subsequently apologised on Daybreak Hitz for not informing Stella Seal first before publishing the poster.

However, the latest development occurred at the launch of Abena Serwah Ophelia’s new single Womfa Mma No on Tuesday night.

After the event, Obaapa Christy and Stella Aba Seal solidified their reunion.

They were seen in a dialogue in the company of Stacy Amoabeng and some other personalities.

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This is after Stella Aba Seal’s manager took to social media to issue a disclaimer stating that they knew nothing about Obaapa Christy’s flyer, which indicated her participation in a 20th-anniversary concert.

Reacting to it for the first time on Daybreak Hitz with Doreen Avio, Obaapa Christy apologised to her colleague and her team for not informing them first before publishing the poster.

“Firstly, Stella is a veteran, I am her daughter and I apologise for my mistake. If you explain things too much, you might end up making too many mistakes. I had good intentions for what happened, but it tuned out bad. I appreciate and respect Stella so much,” the ‘Wagye Me’ hitmaker said.

Explaining further, Obaapa Christy revealed that her plan was to honour some veteran gospel musicians who have worked hard to sustain the music industry for young ones like herself.

She added that failure to seek permission from Stella Aba Seal was an oversight, especially since she was busy due to the event preparations and the outdoor of her new restaurant.

“I had plans of honouring some veteran musicians. It was never to only bring them for performances, but it was just an oversight as I had already reached out to the majority of the male musicians who had already agreed to these plans,” she explained.

“Obaapa Christy also stated that God understands things better and know why they happen in our lives.” Quoting the Bible, she urged Christians to accept things the way they are, whether good or bad.

“Though I didn’t call Stella’s team, it was not with a bad intention, I had told her my real intentions, I am sure she would have thanked me for planning to honour her,“ she said.

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Earlier, Stella Seal’s team posted a flyer of colleague gospel musician Obaapa Christy that had the former as one of her featured guests for her upcoming 20^th celebration concert.

Stella’s team tagged the post as “fake” urging followers to pass on the information to others since they had no idea about the concert.

They wrote: It has come to the attention of the Management of STELLA SEAL MINISTRIES that a highly publicized flyer which includes our artiste, STELLA SEAL, is circulating regarding an upcoming OBAAPA CHRISTY Anniversary celebrations.

We seek to tell all lovers of this ministry that STELLA SEAL and Management has no knowledge of such an event.

We disassociate ourselves from the event and INSIST that the Management of OBAAPA CHRISTY does the needful. We would like to use this opportunity to urge anyone interested in engaging our services to go through the appropriate channels before proceeding to do any publicity.

Reacting to this, Mr Baffour said some scammers have been using the image of his artiste on many occasions to scam the gospel music lovers.

In an interview with Adom FM’s Kwamena Idan, Mr Baffour said they had not been informed about any event by Obaapa Christy’s team, hence they had to kill the trend.

He explained that there is no beef between the duo, insisting Obaapa Christy is like a daughter to Stella Seal.

According to Mr Baffour, Obaapa Christy’s team should have informed Stella Seal’s management if she wanted to have her grace her occasion.

No one has called us to inform us. Obaapa’s management hasn’t even confirmed such a show. And we wouldn’t want people to put out short codes to take money from the public in the name of a ticket. That will bring a problem.

It’s gospel, we want peace and love and that’s what we portray, but we would not say it’s social media, so we should leave it. Some people were using Stella Seal’s name to sell tickets. The management has my contact, and they could have called us. Obaapa is my big sister, but the right thing must be done.

According to Mr Baffour, gospel musicians must pay attention to the business side of the music industry, just like secular musicians do.

He, however, made it clear that Stella Seal is not using Obaapa Christy as a scapegoat to caution scammers who wrongfully use his artiste’s image without permission.

We are not using Obaapa Christy as an example. We are addressing what is happening. Likewise, we are trying to stop the similar thing that happened at Adentan. We have appointments with people, and they have booked us rightfully. If she calls us officially, we will be on the show, he said.

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It went viral after Stella Seal’s management posted Obaapa Christy’s flyer on their page asking their followers to ignore the concert because it’s fake.

According to Stella’s team, they weren’t aware of any concert, adding that, lately, some scammers have been using Stella Seal’s image to take money from gospel music lovers.

Reacting to this, the manager admitted that his team made a mistake by not first contacting Stella Seal’s team.

He, however, continued that, in the gospel fraternity, they usually allow such gestures because they are one big family.

According to him, there were plans to officially inform Stella Seal’s team, but an oversight prevented the team from doing such.

Talking further in an interview with Adom FM’s Kwamena Idan, he said Obaapa Christy was shocked to see the ‘fake’ flyer post because she had earlier discussed the event with Stella Seal when they met at the recently-held Women in Worship.

It was late, but we tried to contact all of them. The poster had to come out first. We were supposed to call Mama Seal, because we called Abraham, Yaw Sarpong and others. It’s true that the poster is out.

It’s like she wants to bring about divisiveness in the gospel fraternity. It is true that we had to inform them, but due to the gospel fraternity we went ahead first. Obaapa has taken her as her mother, that’s why we did it.

We were so shocked. It’s very bad for them to put a red cross, deeming our program fake. They should have called Obaapa first, and it could have been private, but to cancel the show and make it look like it’s a fake event, it’s a bad one. They should be careful. We acknowledge that we’ve made a mistake per their reaction. We have decided that we will no longer invite anyone to the show, he climaxed.

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Pastor Love made the first move by shading Obaapa Christy in a self-recorded video he posted, teasing that he has found love after his painful heartbreak.

Borrowing words from Daddy Lumba, he added that he is not in tatters like his enemies declared, rather, life is moving smoothly for him.

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In a rebuttal, Obaapa Christy tagged him a heartbroken clout chaser, stating she is not shocked he is living in his savage ways.

She urged her former husband to inject his time and attention into job seeking to better his life.

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One thing that couldn’t go unnoticed were her choice of wardrobe – a sparkling blueish- gold attire.

Obaapa Christy proved that she has over a decade experience in the Ghanaian music sphere with regards to her crowd and microphone control.

Meanwhile, the atmosphere at West Hills Mall double-charged as Nsoromma finalist Anita Anim shared the stage with her to perform The Glory song.

In no time, Keziah Adu also joined Obaa Christy to perform her hit song W’asue Me and the crowd went crazy for the performance.

After the showdown, Obaapa Christy expressed excitement for the show and thanked Adom TV for putting up a music reality show that is projecting talents of young kids in Ghana

According to her post on Instagram, the gospel act hailing from the Western Region of Ghana, has urged her followers to expect the banger on March 15.

The Yewo Nyame a Oye hitmaker after taking a short hiatus from the music scene, said her new song, produced by Dan Bassy and directed by Skyweb Videos, will entice gospel lovers.

This song is for those who are feeling down. They should expect God to surprise them at any moment in life. He is the ultimate one with all the strength to cause miracles in our lives. Surprise is here to stay and it will push many to receive their glories, she said in an interview.

Rev Nhyira was ordained as a reverend minister 13 years ago in Europe.

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The socialite, who is now an ardent Christian, said the song is now her favourite, adding that she will forever be grateful to God for saving her from the “world of darkness.”

Moesha Boduong posted the video on Instagram giving off her location as Sunyani, the capital of the Bono Region.

It’s unclear what Moesha is doing in the locality but her video also captured two young girls dancing after her.

She wrote:

God loves me sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo much and I will forever be grateful he saved me from my sins ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ this song is my favorite song for now @obaapachristyofficial @kuamieugene 

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These were the words of renowned gospel musician, Obaapa Christy as she gave Ghanaians a lowdown on her educational background.

As someone who ended her education at Junior High School (JHS), going to school was not for academics but the extra-curricula activities that it came with.

“I started school at Division and continued at Anomangye all in Suame, Kumasi. I was delighted to attend school every day not because I wanted to learn but to become a musician.

“So I knew I will be given a platform to sing during church service, asked to lead prayers or a teacher will send me on an errand,” she told Afia Amankwa Tamakloe on Adom TV’s M’ashyase3.

The hyebre sesafo hitmaker said her perception was partly due to her poor performance, though she tried her best in some subjects.

“Maths and Drawing were my favourite subjects but I didn’t like English and Dictation. ‘Dictation’, especially could put me off and give me headaches.

“I believe I liked maths because God knew he will make me a prominent person and I would have to count money,” she bragged.

Against this backdrop, she revealed her JHS certificate is still with the school several years after completion and when asked why, she said, “It will not help me because it could have limited me from reaching the heights of life I have attained with hard work. They should use it to decorate the school.”

She, however,, hinted at her plans and desire to go back to school though she did not give any timelines.

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Gospel musician, Obaapa Christy is convinced about this fact, saying she believes in the choice of names from her parents.

Taking her turn on Adom TV’s M’ashyase3 show with Afia Amankwa Tamakloe, the musician said she was hopeful she has lived to fulfill the meaning of her names.

Being the second of nine children, comprising of five females and four males, she disclosed she was born Adwoa Kyem to wit, shield, a name she inherited from her grandmother.

“I also have other names like )kopa which means good fight, a name I also got from my family while growing up because of a song I loved so much and sang daily.

“For the Christy, it is a name from my mother’s sister while Twene as others know me is my father’s name,” she detailed.

All these powerful names, she said, have in one way or the other affected her life, stressing they epitomize the zeal and enthusiasm she has exuded over the years in her career and life at large.

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Taking to app-sharing platform, Instagram, Obaapa Christy posted 10 ball-themed photos to the admiration of her 115k followers.

“God, from the bottom of my heart, I say thank you for blessing me with another beautiful year. I’m grateful for this priceless gift that you have bestowed upon me. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, OBAAPA ADWOA CHRISTY FRANKE,” she captioned.

Celebrities from various sectors have flooded her comment section with soul-lifting words.

The W’agye Me crooner, is well known for releasing top quality songs such as Mete Ase and Wasoa Me (He has taken off my burden) with countless praises and worship songs over the years.

It would be recalled that in 2020, the gospel hitmaker released her debut single Hallelujah Hosanna, which is a Hillsong and took over the airwaves by storm.

Meanwhile, the evergreen singer is about to release yet another single banger she has titled The Glory.

Officially written by her husband, Nana Frankie, and rearranged by Obaapa Christy herself, ”The Glory” is a song of praise and thanksgiving to the creator.

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Interviewing her on what propelled her to write this song, Obaapa Christy said, it would be recollected that the Covid-19 pandemic has had its own effects on both lives and property and as such, it’s only appropriate to appreciate God for his interventions through it all.

She continued to say it’s a song of praises specifically for the believer who wants to thank God for seeing them through during difficult times in life.

The song was recorded by the talented Dan Bassey Studious in Kumasi.

The single is set to be officially released on 12th October on all major digital streaming platforms including her social media handles.

Obaapa Christy rode her fans on a backpedal to when she was a budding artiste who was gracing street shows.

At that time, she was still under the stage name Christiana Love. She changed her name as part of rebranding in 2018.

In the throwback photo, Obaapa Christy was clad in her traditional lace, with a headscarf while holding a microphone.

It is safe to say that she was leading a group to hold a powerful ministry, as her backing vocalists could be seen in the shot.

Posting the photo, Obaapa Christy stated that gone are the days when she was a nobody; currently, her destiny helper has made the impossible possible in her life.

She thanked God for his mercies upon her life, for which she said she will never quit worshipping and praising the Most High till she dies.

Clocking over two decades in the industry, Obaapa Christy can now boast of major top gospel hits which earned her prestigious awards.

Her husband, Nana Yaw Frankie, turned a year older on Wednesday, July 28, 2021.

The singer, born Christiana Adwoa Twene, who could not hide her joy, took to social to splash photos to commemorate the day.

She backed the adorable photos which featured their son with her lovely message in his honour.

Posting the photos on her official Instagram page, she wrote: Family and friends please help me wish the Love Of my Life and my sweetheart Nana Frankie a Happy birthday ?????❤️. Love you mein Geliebter ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️.

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The photos have generated massive reactions from her colleague industry players as well as fans and followers.

They showered endless praises coupled with prayers to celebrate the singer’s husband.

In an exclusive video, the singer said contrary to perceptions that Daddy Lumba doesn’t socialise easily, he has a humble soul and respects everyone.

She disclosed how the Aben Wo Ha hitmaker made time to look for her parents some years ago when he went to play a show in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region.

The gospel singer said there have been many times where Daddy Lumba would call her purposely to advise her.

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According to her, the idea of keeping mute on certain issues though people expect her to react stemmed from Daddy Lumba’s words to her.

He respects everyone. There was a time in Kumasi where he looked for my mum and dad in Mampongteng.

It got to a time where he called me and told me that when you close your mouth no one would know what you have planned, she noted.

The danceable song, which is already trending at higher heights on social media, captures the Rockstar praising God for reaching such a milestone in his music career.

The ‘Artiste of the Year’ at the recently held 2020 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards lauded his maker for projecting him beyond where he thought he would be some years ago.

In the video, the Rockstar returned to the church he grew up in to give thanks for how far God had brought him.

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Obaapa Christy, meanwhile, didn’t disappoint and poured her heart out to the excitement of fans who will patronise the song.

Listen to the song below:

One of the cute photos captured the little boy she identified as Austin in dreadlocks and in a white singlet over a pair of striped blue and white trousers.

Another spotted mother and son show off their swag with a wry face to pose for the camera.

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Taking to Instagram, she captioned the photos: ” Happy Birthday Austin.”

The photos have got fans talking as they hail and pray for God’s blessings on the young Austin.

Watch the photos below:

The photos were shared by the gospel musician herself on social media.

The singer expressed her happiness for marrying a man she says makes her smile most times.

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See some more photos of the marriage below:

The ceremony was well attended by many players in the music industry as well as friends and family.

The marriage was the third for the award-winning songstress after her previously failed marriage to former husband, Pastor Love.

Christy has since taken to social media to eulogise her new hubby.

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She posted a photo on Instagram with the caption:

You’re the Love of my life and my best friend. I’m so happy that I get to spend the rest of my life with you …. I love the ways you find to make me smile every single day. I promise to spend everyday trying to make you smile too. I love you ‘Meine Liebe’. Ach sooo.

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The marriage was the third of the award-winning songstress after her failed marriage with her former husband Pastor Love.

She is seen in a happy mood beautifully dressed in a video on social media, as she gets married in a traditional marriage.

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The identity of the said man who has taken over Obaapa Christy’s heart is yet to be revealed.

It would be recalled that Obaapa and her former husband, Pastor Love divorced about three years ago after the many troubles and controversies that came up from their marriage.

Never disappointing Obaapa Christy did it again as she took patrons of Adom Praiz through an energetic praise and worship session.

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The power of God filled the auditorium as the ‘Hyebre sesafo)’ hit maker took her turn on the stage.

It was a sight to behold as the spirit of God manifested.

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According to her, it will be quite an experience for music lovers who want to dance and glorify their maker.

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On what patrons should expect at the Perez Dome, this Friday, September 6, 2019, Obaapa Christy said: “yokes will be destroyed for the blessings of God to prevail.”

Obaapa Christy gave off a mini-show to gear herself up ahead of the main event in an interview with Jerry Justice on Adom FM’s drive time show, Ofie Kwanso.

Last year, there were lots of testimonies from people who felt the presence of the Holy Spirit by Elder Mireku’s ‘powerful’ touch.

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According to Christy, Adom Praiz 2019 will surpass 2018.

Gospel maestros billed for the gospel festival include Uncle Ato, Yaw Sarpong, Daughters of Glorious Jesus, Francis Amo, Obaapa Christy and Joe Mettle.

The list also includes the likes of Bethel Revival Choir, Kwaku Gyasi and Rev. Yaw Agyeman Badu.

The ticket price is GH₵ 60.00. Gate opens at exactly 3:00 pm and shows starts at 6: pm.

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The musician says she is targeting the ten because children are gifts from God.

The ‘Hyebre Sesafo’ singer, who is expecting her fourth child, told Adom News in an interview that she is confident some of her ten children will become very prominent persons in the society.

She added that her children may impact the lives of others in the society and contribute to the development of Ghana.

“I am giving birth to ten Children to glorify God and to contribute to the development of my country because I may get a doctor, footballer, President or lawyers so I am on until I’ve hit ten,” she emphasised.

When asked why she still performs while pregnant, Obaapa stated that her profession is also her hobby and she is protected by God.

“Singing is my hubby and God knows I love it so he protects me and strengthens me anytime I grab the microphone, I have no complications with my condition because I am working with the Grace of God,” she explained.