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Teddy OT Bags 2024 CLIMA Africa Awards Nomination — Afro Pop Artist of the Year
The year 2024 marks another major stride in the career of Ghanaian gospel powerhouse Teddy OT, as he earns a prestigious nomination for Afro Pop Artist of the Year at the CLIMA Africa Awards — standing shoulder to shoulder with continental heavyweights like Ada Ehi, Frank Edwards, Prinx Emmanuel, and KS Bloom.
This nomination comes after his previous 2023 CLIMA Africa Awards nod for “Africa Rising Star of the Year,” where he gained continental attention for his bold blend of Afrobeat rhythms and gospel influence.
Though he didn’t win that year, Teddy OT’s consistency, hard work, and musical evolution have now elevated him to compete among Africa’s elite artists in 2024.
Teddy OT’s journey in music is one marked by excellence and resilience. Beyond being an artist, he has been twice awarded Manager of the Year at the Ghana Urban Gospel Awards, recognized two years in a row for his outstanding leadership and creative direction in shaping Ghana’s gospel music industry.
Having managed and mentored several artists successfully, he is now at the forefront of his own musical mission, pushing his personal brand and message to greater heights.
From his breakout hit “Asafo Yehowah (The Lord of Hosts)” to recent singles that merge spirituality with modern Afro pop flair, Teddy OT continues to embody a refreshing sound that bridges faith and culture.
His nomination for Afro Pop Artist of the Year not only celebrates his artistry but also represents a victory for Ghana’s gospel and Afro fusion community on the continental stage.
Fans and supporters are eagerly soliciting votes to help bring home his first major continental award.
If Teddy OT wins, it would be a historic achievement for Ghana, shining a light on the country’s growing impact in the Afro gospel and inspirational music scene.
As anticipation builds for the CLIMA Africa Awards, one thing remains clear — Teddy OT’s rise is unstoppable, and his journey continues to inspire a new generation of gospel and Afrobeat artists across Africa and beyond.
The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA), under the auspices of the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, has launched Heritage Month to project the country’s rich culture and national identity.
The launch took place at Nationalism Park on Monday, March 2, 2026.
This year’s celebration, under the theme, “Experience Ghana, My Heritage, My Pride (Taste 69@69),” also marked the launch of the historic Vodza Regatta.
Speaking at the launch, Madam Abla Dzifa Gomashie emphasized the role of tourism, culture and the creative arts in driving jobs, empowering youth and women, and stimulating domestic tourism.
She commended President John Dramani Mahama for offering to be the culture ambassador extraordinary.
According to her, the tourism and creative sector, as the biggest service provider, needs support because it has what it takes to create a lot of employment for Ghanaians.
The minister also charged schools, corporate Ghana, and everyone to visit local tourist sites across the country and enjoy the local cuisines.
She also commended the Ghana Culture Forum and the National Folklore Board for advancing Ghana’s heritage recognition efforts.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of GTA, Maame Efua Houadjeto, noted that Heritage Month is both a cultural celebration and an economic activation strategy, with activities including discounted access to heritage sites.
Mrs. Efua Houadjeto noted that there would be “Taste 69@69” culinary showcase, a nationwide Heritage Caravan, Akwaaba Festival, Asa Baako Festival, Akple Festival, Kenkey Festival, Independence Open Mic Concert, and Ghana Day, among others.
She revealed that there would be the unveiling of a revitalised GTA digital platform and an enhanced Ghana Travel portal.
Present at the launch were the Deputy Minister of Tourism, Yussif Issaka Jajah, Ghana Tourism Development Company boss, Prof. Kobby Mensah, Deputy GTA CEO, Gilbert Abeiku Aggrey, other sector directors, traditional authorities, diplomatic representatives, stakeholders and the media.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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Ghanaian gospel artist Enuonyam Akuffo Tuffour, known in the showbiz circles as Enuonyam, has released her much-awaited album dubbed ‘Jesus Given’.
The six-track album is made up of songs like Jesus Given, Be Still featuring Luigi Maclean, Kyere Me Kwan featuring Kweku Teye, I Will Not Be Moved, Holy Ghost, and Hallelujah Holy.
Speaking to The Spectator Agoro during an exclusive listening session, Enuonyam said, “‘Jesus Given’ is a summary of what Jesus did on the cross for humanity and the benefit thereof.”
She added that it is an album inspired by John 15:13, which speaks of the greatest gift given to humanity: Jesus Christ, who later died for humanity.
Touching on the production process, she said it was a smooth process working on the album: “Everything worked as planned from collaboration to all those who played key roles in making the process possible.”
In a message to the public, the gospel musician said, “Everyone who is looking to experience Jesus intimately and beautifully should listen to the album.”
She was optimistic that the album would impact many lives and urged music lovers to stream Jesus Given, adding that the album is available on all streaming platforms.
By Edem Mensah-Tsotorme
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