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Royal Mama wins back-to-back Gospel Artiste of the Year at GMA USA   

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Ghanaian gospel musician and ministry leader Madam Emma Aboagye-Poku, known in showbiz as Royal Mama, has won the Gospel Artiste of the Year award in consecutive editions of the Ghana Music Awards (GMA) USA.  

  Royal Mama secured the award at the 2026 Ghana Music Awards USA ceremony held at the Hyatt Regency Princeton in New Jersey, following her victory in the same category in 2025.  

  The latest accolade is her fifth award overall at the event, reinforcing her standing as one of the leading figures in Ghanaian gospel music within the diaspora.   

Organisers recognised the Maryland-based singer for her contribution to gospel music and her influence among Ghanaian communities abroad.  

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  Speaking after receiving the award, Royal Mama attributed the achievement to divine grace and thanked supporters who contributed to her success. “First and foremost, I give all the glory to God Almighty for this grace. This back-to-back recognition is not by my own strength, but by His mercies and favour upon my life and ministry,” she said. She also expressed appreciation to the organisers of the awards, her management team, family, church and fans. “I want to sincerely thank the Ghana Music Awards USA for this platform that celebrates Ghanaian music and culture in the diaspora. To my management team, my family, my church, and every single person who took the time to vote and support the ministry, I am truly grateful. Your love keeps me going,” she added. The Ghana Music Awards USA honours Ghanaian musicians and industry stakeholders in the United States, recognising achievements in music and culture. Royal Mama said the award represented more than personal success and described it as a motivation to continue using gospel music to reach wider audiences. “This is for the kingdom of God and for every soul we are reaching through gospel music. My prayer is that this music continues to touch lives, bring healing, and draw people closer to Christ,” she said.

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