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Let’s support the needy- Rose Adjei
Gospel artiste Rose Adjei, has urged Christians and colleague gospel artistes to always support the needy.
This, to her, would open more doors and also be a blessing to others who are in need.
In an interview with The Spectator Agoro on Monday, the evergreen gospel artiste shed some light on why she had been donating to institutions and individuals doing donation in April.
‘April is my month of birth, so I do this every year to thank God for how far He has brought me and it has always been my wish and possiblya callingto give to the poor and the needy.
“On my special day I donate to either a school or an orphanage and my very first time I started donating I came to the Korle-Bu Children’s Ward and today again the Lord has touched my heart to be a blessing to them” She said.
For the past five years, Rose Adjei has been putting smiles on the faces of widows and less privileged.
On her birthday, she donated some items to the Children’s ward at the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital which included toiletries, biscuits, soft drinks, diapers, boxes of water, and sanitisers
She also donated items to 20 widows at her church, which included I cloth, 5kg rice, and amount of GH100 each and her CD
As part of the programme line-up, she organised a concert dubbed ‘My heart of gratitude’ to thank God for how far He has brought her and her ministry after the donation.
She is currently promoting her third album ‘Na God’ comprising songs like M’adansedie, Agya Pa, Arise and Shine, and Nyame ye.
She has been in the music industry over a decade. Her debut song, Nyame Ye, which was part of her first album God’s Favour was recorded in 2006, but released in 2013 and became hit.
The popularity of the album gave her the opportunity to perform on several local and international platforms including some parts of Africa and Europe.
By Linda Abrefi Wadie
Ghanaian gospel artiste, Jesse Delali, has released his latest single, ‘Hallelujah’, a powerful praise anthem that urges believers to lift the banner of worship and give glory to the King of kings.
Rooted in gratitude, surrender, and heartfelt adoration, ‘Hallelujah’ is more than a song; it is a declaration of God’s greatness and a reminder that He deserves the highest praise not only because of His mighty works, but simply because of who He is.
The upbeat tempo contemporary church praise jam blends energetic rhythms with a worshipful message, making it a perfect sound for Sunday services, personal devotion, and moments of collective celebration in the presence of God.
Speaking about the inspiration behind the song, Jesse Delali describes ‘Hallelujah’ as a call for every believer to exalt God regardless of circumstances.
“God deserves our praise at all times. ‘Hallelujah’ is a declaration of gratitude and surrender-a reminder that our worship is not only tied to what God does for us, but who He is,” he explains.
The production of ‘Hallelujah’ was handled by renowned music producer Junior Boateng of Newgenn Studios, who crafted a rich and energetic soundscape that complements the song’s celebratory message.
The official music video, shot and edited by Kwame Aboagye of Envision Media, brings the song’s message to life through captivating visuals recorded live in Ottawa, Canada that reflect the joy, passion, and spiritual atmosphere behind the praise anthem.
With ‘Hallelujah’, the drummer turned singer continues his mission of creating music that inspires faith, encourages worship, and draws hearts closer to God, following his recent release of ‘For All You’ve Done’
Renowned Ghanaian highlife musician, Pozo Hayes, has received an electric mobility scooter from the Nat Arthur Foundation –Tower of Hope to enhance his mobility, independence and overall well-being.
The presentation, which brought together family members, friends and well-wishers, showed the Foundation’s commitment to supporting vulnerable individuals and improving their quality of life.
The Spokesperson for the Foundation, Ms Philomina Kuntum Blankson, said the donation was part of the Foundation’s mission of restoring hope and transforming lives through acts of compassion and community support.
According to her, the Foundation recognised the challenges faced by some vulnerable persons and remained committed to providing practical assistance to improve their daily lives and preserve their dignity.
Ms Blankson said the foundation has over the years undertaken various charitable interventions aimed at improving lives through healthcare support, community development projects and humanitarian assistance.
“The donation to Pozo Hayes forms part of its broader efforts to promote dignity, inclusion and social support for persons facing mobility and other life challenges,” she added.
Receiving the scooter, Pozo Hayes expressed gratitude to the Nat Arthur Foundation and all those who contributed towards the initiative.
He described the gesture as life-changing, saying the mobility scooter would greatly improve his movement and enable him to carry out his daily activities with greater ease and confidence.
The veteran musician also commended the Foundation for its kindness and concern for the welfare of vulnerable members of society.
Dignitaries who attended the event were Prophet King Solomon, Nana Offeh Sebede3 Adeamuoduro Trimud3 Kaakyire Kwame Appiah I, Bosomtwe Asaman Manhene Benkumhene/Detiesohene of Lake Bosomtwe, associates of the musician.
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