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Ghana Music Awards 2024 Full List Of Nominees By Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards

Nominees By Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards
Nominees By Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards

The 2nd Edition of Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards has officially drops nominations for those who seek to be recognised for their works, categories include Best Gospel son of the year, Gospel Artist of the year, Soakat Artist of the year, etc.

GOSPEL ARTIST OF THE YEAR:
1. QUEENLET (Soakat Musician)
2. PAPA CALEB BLESS OBENG
3. DOUBLE J
4. APOSTLE STEPHEN TWENEBOAH
5. GEORGIA MOVE
6. OHEMAA XTA
7. AUSTINE CASH
8. E.K SARPONG
9. SPIRIT MAN AGABUS
10. JOE BOAMPONG
11. SISTER ABI
12. JOYCE ABOAGYE
13. DEVINE POWER
14. DINAH HAMMOND
15. BISHOP SOPHIA BOAKYE GYAN
16. EDITH AVOR
17. Prosper Germoh ( from Cameroon)
18. Apostle Charles Reigns( From Nigeria)
19. Osikani Dapaah ( Holland)
20. Miss P Jay
21. DaveMens
22. Sister lydia

SOAKAT ARTIST OF THE YEAR:
1. Queenlet

BEST SOUND ENGEENIR OF THE YEAR:
1. DJ RASTA GH
2. ASHEZBEATZ
3. Sammy keys
4. Sowix
5. Nana Baffour Akoto Asare
6. Vinny Kay Gh

MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR:
1. E.K SARPONG
2. K. NKRUMAH
3. KEN BROTHERS
4. ABANGA MICHAEL
5. Atta Asante
6. Apostle Charles Reigns
7. Osikani Dapaah ( Holland)
8. Abdul Karim
9. DaveMens
10. Min. Emma Antwi
11. ADWUMAWURA
12. Ngosraba Emmanuel
13. Bra Ike
14. Wonder Boy

BEST WORSHIPER OF THE YEAR:
1. PAPA CALEB BLESS OBENG
2. BRA. AMPONSAH WORSHIPER
3. APOSTLE PAUL NYARKO
4. OHENEBA ABIGAIL
5. K. NKRUMAH
6. JOE BOAMPONG
7. NYAME TEASE JUNIOR
8. JOYCE ABOAGYE
9. SOFOMAAME SARAH
10. KEN BROTHERS
11. DINAH HAMMOND
12. DUODU THE WORSHIPER
13.DaveMens
14. Bra Ike
15. Wonder Boy

YOUNGEST ARTIST OF THE YEAR:
1. BRA . AMPONSAH WORSHIPER
2. GENERAL NKG
3. OPTIMISTIC MOSEY
4. OHEMAA STACY
5. OKD
6. MINISTER SAMMY
7. ABANGA MICHAEL
8. MAAME LUCY
9. KWESI TETTEH
10. Rev. K Fosu Thomas
11. Atta Asante
12. Ministrel Ohenewaa
13.Ngosraba
14. Abdul Karim
15. Miss Hannah
16. Min. Augustine Kusi
17. ADWUMAWURA
18. OHEMAA HILDA
19. Ngosraba Emmanuel
20. Nkunim Cilla

NEW GOSPEL ARTIST OF THE YEAR:
1. DOUBLE J
2. GEORGIA MOVE
3. OHEMAA XTA
4. ALBEE
5. SAMMY ACQUAH
6. KWABENA ENIM
7. KAYLA
8. ABYLUV
9. STATE OSOROBA
10. NYAME TEASE JUNIOR
11. ANITA DEE
12. VERONICA KUMI- BRUCE
13. NHYIRABA DORIS
14. Rev. K Fosu Thomas
15. Laty
16. Evangelist Francisca Opoku
17. Lady B
18. Bra Ike

GOSPEL SONG OF THE YEAR:
1. APOSTLE STEPHEN TWENEBOAH
2. NANA AFYA
3. SAMMY ACQUAH
4. E.K SARPONG
5. SISTER ABI
6. VERONICA KUMI- BRUCE
7. DIVINE POWER
8. DINAH HAMMOND
9. QUEENLET
10. Prosper Germoh ( From Cameroon)
11. Austine Cash
12. Osikani Dapaah ( Holland)
13. Miss P Jay
14. Min Emmanuel William Johnson ( From Liberia)
15. BELLA NKRUMAH
16. Sister lydia

Female vocalist of the year:
1. Nana Afya
2. Hannyluv
3. Edith Avor
4. Ohemaah Stacy
5. Abyluv Music
6. Sister Abi
7. Mama Jane
8. Joyce Aboagye
9. Sofomaame Sarah
10. Dinah Hammond
11. Bosheba Bernice
12. Queenlet
13. Laty
14. Ministrel Ohenewaa
15. Bella Nkrumah
16. Evangelist Francisca Opoku
17. Ohemaah Hilda
18. Lady B
19. Sister Lydia

Best Gospel video of the year:
1. Odeshieba Prince Kay
2. Veronica Kumi- Bruce
3. Bishop Sophia Boakye Gyan.
4. Queenlet
5. Miss P Jay
6. Min Emmanuel William Johnson ( From Liberia)
7. Bella Nkrumah

Favorite Artist of the year:
1. Kayla
2. Oheneba Abigail
3. Anita dee
4. Bosheba Bernice
5. Bishop Sophia Boakye Gyan.
6. Ngosraba
7. Min Emmanuel William Johnson ( From Liberia)

Gospel M.C of the year:
1. Kwasi Darkwah
2. Dr. Nshiraba
3.MC Carl ( TheSmooth Talker)

Best Producer of the year:
1. Rev. Nana kusi
2. Vinny Kay gh
3. Deacon Dan Kuffour
4. Skyweb Videos

Best Group/ Choir of the year:
1. Vine Praise
2. Destiny Voices of life Choir

Best Radio / tv live Worship host of the year:
1. Asante Christian
2. Deacon Dan Kuffour

Best Councilor of the year:
1. Dr. Nshiraba
2. Apostle Paul Nyarko

Best Keyboardist of the year:
1. Asante Christian
2. Douglas owusu

Best drummer of the year:
1. Isaac Boateng
2. Emmanuel Asante

Best Bassist of the year:
1. Nicholas Amoah

 

Source: GhanaRegions.com

Free Akan Twi Dictionary & Translator Lesson One (updated)

akan twi alphabet
Akan Twi Alphabet

Twi (pronounced ‘ch-wee’ [ʨʷi]) specifically Ashanti Twi is a language spoken in Ghana by about 8 million people. Within Ghana, Twi is spoken in the Ashanti Region and in parts of the Eastern, Western, Central, Volta and Brong Ahafo Region. There are many divisions of twi languages, but they are all mutually intelligible.

There are numerous dialects of Akan, including Twi, Fante, Bono, Wasa, Nzema, Baule and Anyi, with a high level of mutual intelligibility between them.

Akan languages started to be written down, mainly in religious publications, by Danish, German and British missionaries during the 17th and 18th centuries.

There are currently three standardized orthographies for Asante, Akuapem and Fante, there is also a unified Akan orthography which was created during the 1980s.

Akan Twi Alphabet

A a B b C c D d E e F f G g H h I i J j K k L l M m
N n O o P p Ɛ ɛ R r S s T t U u V v W w Ɔ ɔ Y y Z z

 

Numbers in Twi:
1. Baako
2. Mmienu
3. Mmiensa
4. Nnan
5. Enum
6. Nsia
7. Nson
8. Nwɔtwe
9. Nkron
10. Du
11 (Eleven) = Du Baako = Du + Baako ( 10 + 1)
16 (Sixteen) = Du Nsia = Du + Nsia ( 10 + 6)
37 (Thirty seven) = Aduasa Nson = ‘Aduasa + Nson (30 + 7)

20. Aduonu
30. Aduasa
40. Aduanan
50. Aduonum
60. Aduosia
70. Aduɔson
80. Aduɔwɔtwe
90. Aduɔnkron
100. Ɔha
1000. Apem Plural Mpem
10,000. Mpem du

Click Here For Free Akan Twi Dictionary & Translator Lesson Two

 

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QueenLet Bags 5 Nominations and Gospel Artiste of the year

Gospel Artiste, QueenLet
Gospel Artiste, QueenLet

Gospel Musician QueenLet, successfully bags five (5) nominations including the highly coveted overall Gospel Artiste of the Year at the 2nd edition of Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards 2024.

It came as not much of a surprise, her music genre swept the length and breadth of the globe through the year 2020 and after Queenlet hosted a successful maiden edition of impactful SOAKAT Explosion in Kumasi – Ghana, 2023.

QueenLet nominated categories include Gospel Song of the year, Female Vocalist of the year, Best Gospel Video of the year, Gospel Artist of the Year and Soakat Artist of the year.

In reacting to the overwhelming news, QueenLet stated, I’m truly thankful to God, the Ebenezer Gospel Music Awards organization, and all key industry players who found me worthy of these nominations.

“Minister QueenLet is grateful, also to her family, friends, Debrich Group record label, management team, fans, loved ones, and everyone who has supported the Soakat music genre and her brand from day one.

I simply couldn’t have made it this far without God and you all.

QueenLet urge us to now focus on the voting till we win in all nominated categories together.”

QueenLet Sweeps Five (5) Nominations
QueenLet Sweeps Five (5) Nominations
QueenLet Sweeps Five (5) Nominations
QueenLet Sweeps Five (5) Nominations

Biography Of Marie Bliss (Marie Wiseborn): Age, Early Life, Family, Real Name, Education, Career, Origin, Nationality, Parents, Contacts, Marriage, Husband, Moses Bliss Wife etc

Barrister Marie Bliss, aka Marie Wiseborn
Barrister Marie Bliss, aka Marie Wiseborn

The wife of Gospel Musician Moses Bliss, Barrister Marie Bliss but also known as Marie Wiseborn was born on August 20, 199x in a town called Konongo, a gold bar mining and manganese mining community located in Ashanti, Ghana.

Moses Bliss announced his engagement to Ghanaian London-based Barrister (lawyer), Marie Wiseborn. Moses Bliss married Marie Wiseborn on 3 March 2024 and they are now together.

The Konongo town serves as the capital of the Asante Akim Central Municipal.

Marie Wiseborn Age: August 20, 199x
Marie Wiseborn Original Nationality: Ghanaian
Marie Wiseborn Current Nationality: British
Marie Wiseborn’s Instagram: @mariewiseborn
Marie Wiseborn YouTube Channel: @mariewiseborn
How Did Marie Wiseborn And Moses Bliss Meet: Instagram.
Marie Wiseborn and Moses Bliss met on Instagram on the 20th of January, 2023 After Marie Wiseborn posted a dance video to the popular gospel musician song named “Miracle No Dey Tire Jesus“.

Who Is Moses Bliss Married To: Barrister Marie Wiseborn

Marie Wiseborn Parents: Pastor Wiseborn Agyare and Mrs Felicia Agyare Wiseborn.

Marie parents are from Ashanti Akim but she is currently based in London, United Kingdom.

She was born to the humble family of Pastor Wiseborn Agyare and Pastor Mrs Felicia Wiseborn.

Mrs Felicia Wiseborn, is originally from Agogo in Ashanti Akim North Municipal District of the Ashanti Region of Ghana and she also gospel musician.

Growing up, Marie Wiseborn attended the University of Surrey in 2018 where she studied for her Bachelor of Laws (LLB) before her graduation on 22nd July, 2022.

Marie Wiseborn is a Christian Lawyer who who obtained Law LLB (Hons) from University of Surrey through Placement company Birds Solicitors and graduated on 2022.
University of Surrey has high student satisfaction and a great School of Law, for an aspiring lawyer this was a great mix for Marie Wiseborn.

She is also a Harmsworth Scholar 2022 of the Honourable Society of Middle Temple, having won the scholarship from the Middle Temple Inn to study Law.

The early hours of 19th January 2024, Nigerian gospel singer and songwriter Moses Bliss has announced his proposal to his fiancée, Marie Wiseborn, in London.

Marie Wiseborn is happily engaged to her heartthrob, Minister Moses Bliss, a Nigerian gospel music artiste and founder of the Spotlight Nation record label.

According to GhanaRegions.com analyst, Marie Wiseborn chosed the LLB course because she wanted to become a lawyer in the future, but she wasn’t sure if she would take the Solicitor or Barrister route.

The Professional Training placement that she took at Birds Solicitors substantially influenced her decision to become a Barrister, because it exposed her to advocacy which she enjoyed.

Marie had the opportunity to work on a high-profile case in the Crown Court which involved reading the jury bundle and providing analysis of the evidence to support the Defence Counsel.

When she witnessed her analysis being used to undermine the Prosecution’s chief witness it gave her the confidence to know that she was capable of working in this profession.

However, while in the school of law, at the University of Surrey, Marie Wiseborn was a women’s rugby team member and the president of the chosen Christian society.

Marie Wiseborn graduated from City Law School, University Of London in England, and was called to the Bar of England and Wales in November 2023.

Finally, Marie Wiseborn is a motivational speaker, gospel singer, Moses Bliss’ Wife, and Barrister.

Hamas releases two more hostages after Israel bombards Gaza (Video)

Hamas has moments ago released two more hostages hours after the most intense Israeli strikes on Gaza since the conflict began.
Hamas has moments ago released two more hostages hours after the most intense Israeli strikes on Gaza since the conflict began.

Hamas has moments ago released two more hostages hours after the most intense Israeli strikes on Gaza since the conflict began.

Soaking Music, Deliverance, Miracles & Manifestations of the Holy Spirit at Soakat Explosion 2023 (Video)

Soakat Explosion 2023
Soakat Explosion 2023

Soakat Gospel Musician QueenLet, showed up for this year’s edition of the “Soakat Explosion 2023“.

For about three years, many people have been blessed through this soakat genre of music across the world.

The launch of this year’s “Soakat Explosion” took place on Sunday, July 23, 2023 at Victory Abundance Chaple International, Asuoyeboa – Kumasi, Ghana.

It was attended by a section of the media, Kumasi people and Gospel musicians.

The night was Soaking Music, Dancing, Praises, Worship, Deliverance, Miracles & Manifestations of the Holy Spirit.

Soakat Explosion 2023 feature renowned gospel musicians including Unbreakable Joyce Blessing, QueenLet, Mabel Okyere, Pentecost Joshua, Apostle AbaRita Nhyira, Osei Blessing, Royal Mary, Rev Joshua Baffour Awuah and Ohemaa Eunice.

The multiple award-winning Soakat Minister QueenLet, expressed appreciation to all the team, 2AJ, managements, directors, pastors, musicians and everybody.

 

Source: GhanaRegions.com

Mabel Okyere’s Anuonyam – Glory (Aha ye Kwan ho) song writter disclosed (Video)

Mabel Okyere - Aha Ye Kwan Ho
Mabel Okyere – Aha Ye Kwan Ho

Kumasi based Ghanaian Gospel minister Mabel Okyere disclosed the person who wrote her current trending gospel music.

According to GhanaRegions.com analyst, Mabel said the song “Anuonyam – Glory”, (Aha ye Kwan ho) was written by Nana Boateng.

Minister Mabel Okyere is single and hails from Mampong Nsuta, the same town as celebrated Gospel musician, Piesie Esther known in real life as Mrs Esther Asiedu.

She is first of three children, a brother and a sister. Mabel is an old girl of Agona SDA, popularly known as AGASS in Kumasi.

Watch Video Below:

 

Lyrics: Anuonyam – Glory (Animuoyam) (Aha Ye Kwan Ho)
Anuonyam – Glory – Mabel Okyere
Aha yɛ kwan ho (2*)
Mentumi nka nsɛm bebree
Nea metumi aka me sɛ….Awurade Ahyɛ mɛ animuoyamm eeeehhh

CHORUS
Me w⊃ Asɛm bi a meka
Nea metumi aka me Sv
Jesus wahyɛ me animuoyam

Source: GhanaRegions.com

Watch Croatia vs Morocco (2-1) score, result, highlights: FIFA World Cup 2022 Third Place (Video).

Croatia vs Morocco (2-1)
Croatia vs Morocco (2-1)

Despite that, Morocco made a history in the tournament by becoming the first African and Arab team to reach the last four of the FIFA World Cup 2022.

Luka Modrić led Croatia to third place in what was likely the midfield great’s last appearance at the World Cup.

The runners-up from four years ago secured another medal by beating Morocco 2-1 in the third-place match on Saturday.

Mislav Oršić scored the decisive goal shortly before halftime at Khalifa International Stadium to ensure Modrić finished on a winning note, if this does turn out to be his last World Cup match.

At the age of 37, that seems likely, even if there are hopes he will lead his country at the 2024 European Championship.
Joško Gvardiol put Croatia ahead in the seventh minute, but Achraf Dari evened the score in the ninth.

It is the second time Croatia has taken third place. The team also achieved that feat in its first World Cup as an independent nation 1998.

After becoming the first African team to reach the World Cup semifinals, Morocco’s tournament ended in two losses. But the team’s achievements in Qatar will be remembered for the outpouring of pride among Arab nations.

The World Cup final between defending champion France and Argentina is scheduled for Sunday at Lusail Stadium.

The third-place match is considered by some to be a meaningless exhibition. Even Morocco coach Walid Regragui described it as a “booby prize” in the buildup. But neither team lacked motivation in a fiercely contested game between two nations that few expected to go so far.

That was underlined by a host of players needing to be substituted because of injury in the second half as Morocco pushed for an equalizer.

The teams had already played out 0-0 draw in the group stage and had made to the semifinals on the back of tough defenses, with a combined six shutouts. Goals weren’t a problem this time.

Perhaps that was because of the relative freedom of playing in a game with supposedly little at stake. Another factor for Morocco, at least, was the absence of three key defenders, Romain Saïss, Nayef Aguerd and Noussair Mazraoui.

The impact of those absences was felt when Croatia took the lead off Gvardiol’s diving header. In a slick move, Ivan Perišić flicked a free kick into the middle of the penalty box and the center back did the rest.

Morocco responded two minutes later when Lovro Majer inadvertently helped on Hakim Ziyech’s free kick and Dari headed in to even the score.

Croatia, however, was back in front three minutes before halftime.

Oršić picked up the ball on the left of the box and curled a shot toward the top corner. Morocco goalkeeper Yassine Bounou got a touch on the ball, but could only push it onto the post on its way into the net.

Croatia vs Morocco (2-1)
Croatia vs Morocco (2-1)

Messi World Cup magic and Alvarez double books final spot, Argentina vs Croatia (3-0) highlights [Video]

Argentina vs Croatia (3-0)
Argentina vs Croatia (3-0)

Lionel Messi and Julian Alvarez fired Argentina to a place in the World Cup final with a dominant 3-0 semifinal win over Croatia at Lusail Stadium.

Croatia, aiming to reach back-to-back finals after their 2018 heroics, were the better side during a cagey opening half-hour but goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic brought down Alvarez as the Manchester City striker lifted the ball over him.

Livakovic was his country’s hero in the shootout wins over Japan and Brazil but he was left with no chance as Messi thumped his penalty into the top-right corner to join Kylian Mbappe at the top of the Golden Boot leading scorer race.

Alvarez then tenaciously bundled his way through a scattered Croatia backline on the counter-attack to double the lead, and the two goalscorers combined delightfully in the 69th minute — Messi tormenting Josko Gvardiol with a winding dribble before teeing up Alvarez for his fourth of the tournament.

Goals:
ARG — Lionel Messi (34 mins, pen)
ARG — Julian Alvarez (39 mins)
ARG — Julian Alvarez (69 mins)
Messi himself has five and is now Argentina’s all-time leading World Cup goalscorer, having overhauled Gabriel Batistuta. Next he will get one last chance to match fellow great Diego Maradona and lift the famous gold trophy.

There was another all-time great plotting another route towards glory on the field on Tuesday and Luka Modric orchestrated a composed opening from Croatia, although their lack of cutting edge when compared to Argentina’s lethal front two was ultimately exposed.

Dejan Lovren absent-mindedly played Alvarez onside and Livakovic took him out as he prodded towards goal. Penalties have not always been Messi’s strongest suit, but he found a precision strike to meet the moment and net his 11th overall World Cup goal.

If the first goal was the result of hours of repetition at plush training grounds, the second was born on the pitches Calchin, Cordoba. Alvarez seized possession on the halfway line after Marcelo Brozovic’s cross from a short corner was blocked. Nahuel Molina’s storming run down the outside confused Croatia and Alvarez battled on to go it alone, bursting through challenges from Josip Juranovic and Borna Sosa to finish.

Messi almost scored his second, exchanging passes with Enzo Fernandez to draw a fine stop from Livakovic at his near post, but he had one more piece of magic to give Alvarez a second goal that was far more straightforward than his first.

Gvardiol’s performances in this tournament have led to transfer speculation putting a £100million ($123m) price tag on his head. But he found himself bamboozled as Messi beat him, checked back and spun around him again to leave a chance on a plate for Alvarez. The final awaits for the great man.
Lineups:
Argentina Lineup (4-4-2, right to left): 23. E. Martinez (GK) — 26. Molina, 13. Romero, 19. Otamendi, 3. Tagliafico — 7. De Paul, 24. E. Fernandez, 5. Paredes, 20. Mac Allister — 9. Alvarez, 10. Messi

Croatia lineup (4-3-3, right to left): 1. Livakovic (GK) — 22. Juranovic, 6. Lovren, 20. Gvardiol, 19. Sosa — 10. Modric, 11. Brozovic, 8. Kovacic — 13. Pasalic, 9. Kramaric, 4. Perisic.

Argentina vs Croatia (3-0)
Argentina vs Croatia (3-0)

 

Watch France vs Morocco (2-0) FIFA World Cup 2022 score, highlights, result as Hernandez and Kolo Muani fire Les Bleus to final (Video)

France vs Morocco (2-0) FIFA World Cup 2022
France vs Morocco (2-0) FIFA World Cup 2022

Theo Hernandez fired France into an early lead before substitute Randal Kolo Muani sealed a 2-0 victory against an excellent Morocco at Al Bayt Stadium, to send Les Blues into the World Cup final.

France remained on course to become the first team since Brazil in 1962 to retain the world title and will now meet Lionel Messi and Argentina.

Morocco have been the surprise package of Qatar 2022 and Walid Regragui’s side responded superbly after Hernandez’s fifth-minute opener, pinning back the world champions for significant periods in a display of considerable courage and skill.

But Eintracht Frankfurt striker Kolo Muani proved to be France’s unlikely hero, scoring with his first touch after Kylian Mbappe had a shot blocked 11 minutes from time.
In the process of becoming the first African side in history to reach the World Cup semifinals, Morocco had only conceded once in the tournament heading into this match.

Romain Saiss, Nayef Aguard and Noussair Mazraoui were all passed fit to start but West Ham’s Aguard withdrew after the warmup and captain Saiss was substituted midway through the first half when clearly not fit.

That uncertainty seemed to contribute to a chaotic France opener, where Antoine Griezmann seized upon a slip from Jawad El Yamiq and cut the ball back to Mbappe. The Paris Saint-Germain star had his first effort blocked and a second looped up off Oliver Giroud, with Hernandez alive to the possibilities as he found an acrobatic finish.

Giroud struck the upright as Saiss’ thigh gave out, but Hugo Lloris had already produced a save at full stretch from Azzedine Ounahi by that point and El Yamiq almost atoned for his error with an overhead kick that thumped the base of the post.

Mbappe tried to get France back on the front foot after the restart but it was another winger, Chelsea’s Hakim Ziyech, who was the outstanding attacker of the half, orchestrating several intricate attacks down the right flank.

Ibrahima Konate, only playing after Dayot Upemacano was ruled out through illness, made last-ditch clearances and France only had breathing space when Mbappe’s quick feet made room for a half-blocked shot that fell kindly for Kolo Muani, who had only been on the field for 44 seconds.

The memories of Morocco’s incredible run will rest much longer in the memory.
Lineups:
France (4-2-3-1, right to left): 1. Lloris (GK) — 5. Kounde, 4. Varane, 24. Konate, 22. T. Hernandez — 8. Tchouameni, 13. Fofana — 11. Dembele, 7. Griezmann, 10. Mbappe — 9. Giroud

Morocco (5-4-1, right to left): 1. Bono (GK) — 2. Hakimi, 18. El Yamiq, 20. Dari, 6. Saiss, 3. Mazraoui — 7. Ziyech, 8. Ounahi, 4. Amrabat, 17. Boufal —19. En-Nesyri

France vs Morocco (2-0)
France vs Morocco (2-0)