Ghanaian Gospel artiste Mabel Okyere cried on set as she recounted the story behind her hit single ‘Anuonyam.’
Speaking with OPD on Adom 106.3, the gospel minister indicated that even though she is not the songwriter, she connects with the song on a deeper level because it tells her personal story.
“I believe God gave the song to Nana Boateng (songwriter) to give to me because it tells my life’s story. I went through a lot after my 2018 song release.
The doctors named many diseases. I thought I’d die, but God had a plan for me. I recorded the song, but it’s tough to fully listen to it because I cry whenever I hear it,” she said amid tears.
‘Anuoynam’ has been trending on social media with the hashtag Ahayekwanho. Many Ghanaian celebrities and fans have expressed their love for the song by posting videos online.
‘Anuonyam’ is available on all digital streaming platforms; YouTube, Apple Music, Audiomack Boomplay, many others.
I Thought I Would Die
On the same show, the gospel musician emotionally opened up about her challenges in life. She spoke about the ordeals she faced which made her feel like life had come to an end.
The Gospel Musician wept bitterly after recounting her health problems in 2018. Mabel made it clear that different kinds of illnesses and sicknesses hit her.
She added that she thought she would lose her life from the illness, but she believes God had other plans for her life. This put a pause on her career after her third album.
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