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Eben Mettle releases new single ‘Faster than Google’
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Eben Mettle
Accra Technical University (ATU)’s music sensation, Eben Mettle has released a new single titled ‘Faster than Google’ on January 27.
The inspirational song is currently doing well on all digital platforms, with the young talent looking forward to making huge waves within the gospel music industry.
The Qodesh hit maker told The Spectator Agoro in an interview that, the new song was to advise the public to rely on God for solutions to their problems instead of the internet.
“It is time we make the world understand that God never created the internet to replace himself. He is faster than Google and any other internet search engine,” he stated.
The talented songwriter and singer, real name Ebenezer Mettle Lanyo said, “God has the answer to all problems and should be reached at any point in time.
“I have been through a lot as a child but has managed to go through those challenges with the help of God. That means God answers prayers and can do same for everyone,” he added.
With reference to Ephesians 5:16- 17, “redeeming the time for the days are evil. Wherefore be ye not unwise, but understanding what the will of the Lord is,” he said, it was better to seek answers from God at all times.
The 21-year-old student said his ministry would be used to ‘strengthen’ people and give them reasons to move beyond their challenges.
He said, he would soon release a 10-track album which would take the gospel industry by storm with very inspiration and powerful tunes.
By Michael D. Abayateye
Ghanaian musician Sista Afia has raised concerns over how road construction is done in Ghana.
The singer took to social media to pose what she described as a genuine question to contractors, especially those working on roads.
She questioned why it appears that when a road is being worked on, all lanes are destroyed at once, leaving motorists with no usable lane, instead of working on one lane at a time.
Sista Afia wrote, “Contractors, I have a genuine question for you, especially those working on roads in Ghana. Why is it that whenever a road is being worked on, it sometimes feels like all the lanes have to be destroyed at once before we get even one lane to use? If it’s a three-lane road, wouldn’t it make more sense to work on one lane at a time, while leaving the others open for motorists to use?.”
The “Asuoden” hitmaker admitted she is not a contractor and there might be technical reasons for the approach, but noted that from a road user’s perspective, completely blocking or damaging all lanes at once creates heavy traffic and inconvenience.
“I’m not a contractor, so maybe there’s a technical reason why things are done this way that I don’t understand. But from a road user’s perspective, completely blocking or damaging all the lanes at once creates so much traffic and inconvenience. Wouldn’t working on one lane at a time, where possible, allow construction to continue while still giving people a usable road? Maybe there’s something I’m missing. Contractors, please educate me,” she added.
Her post has since sparked conversations online, with many road users agreeing with her while others attempt to explain the engineering process behind such construction methods.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
10th anniversary edition held at the University of Ghana Sports Complex on Sunday, September 27
More than ten thousand worshippers attended the 10th anniversary edition of Women in Worship at the University of Ghana Sports Complex on Sunday, September 27.
The event was held under the theme “A Decade of Grace, Offering Our Thanksgiving,” marking a decade of the annual worship gathering.
The anniversary programme featured the “10 for 10” lineup of 10 female gospel ministers: Empress Gifty, Piesie Esther, Celestine Donkor, Naomi Raine, Judikay, Sarah Appiah, Sandra Boakye Duah, Akua Serwaa Bonsu, the Tagoe Sisters and many more.
The ministers led attendees through praise, worship, prayer and thanksgiving during the programme. Performances ranged from energetic praise sessions to reflective worship moments.
The event was held free of charge, a decision that organisers said helped make the anniversary gathering accessible to worshippers from different backgrounds.
The 10th anniversary edition brought together thousands of attendees to mark the event’s decade long run and reflect on its role in worship and ministry.
Women In Worship is a flagship event of Genet Services an event logistics hub and it was sponsored by Consolidated Bank of Ghana, Malta Guinness, Nasco Electronics, Echo Wave, Celebrity Studios, GBFoods and Kaila Event.
