Musician Qwame Gaby who swept the Gospel song of the year prize at the just ended Volta Music Award (VMA) held in the Volta Regional capital says he is grateful to his fans and church members who give him all the support that won him the award.
Qwame says he is first and foremost grateful to God for the strength and gift of singing that the Lord has given him to stay in the gospel music ministry over the past years.
At the St John Catholic
Parish at Odorkor-Tipper in Accra, Qwame is expected to thrill his fans, gospel
music lovers and fellow parishioners with two of his singles-‘ Aseda and Fr3
no’ songs with his Qwame Gospel Ministry
team.
Qwame Gaby was nominated in five categories; Gospel Artiste of the Year, Best
Male Vocalist of the Year, Songwriter of the Year, Gospel Song of the Year and
Best Music Video of the Year.
He said his success wouldn’t have been possible without the help and
contribution of others who spent their skills and time to push him.
He told Times Weekend that the “This award by the VMA was not just for Qwame Gaby but for my friends,
church members, production team, producer and others especially Kingford De General and publicist Jonilar and
the fans who used their resources”.
The chartered marketer turned gospel musician says his ministry has got a
mission to accomplished by spreading the gospel of Christ through gospel music
throughout the country to win more souls to Christ.
He advised the youth to put their trust in God to be able to achieve the dreams.
By Norman Cooper
