… The programme, organised by Ohemaa Mercy, witnessed powerful performances by musicians such as Francis Amo, Ceccy Twum, SK Frimpong, Michael Mahendere, Petra Odubayo and Kofi Peprah, among others. …
Celebrated Gospel Artiste, Ohemaa Mercy has stated that she has learnt to remain silent when faced with criticism, scandals and pressure from social media, rather than responding immediately. …
Gospel musician Ohemaa Mercy, born Mercy Twum-Ampofo, says she has not experienced envy within the gospel music industry, dismissing suggestions that the sector is characterised by jealousy and rivalry. …
Ghanaian gospel musician Ohemaa Mercy has urged Christians to complement prayer with hard work and practical action, saying prayer alone cannot solve every problem. …
… The service featured powerful musical ministrations from Ghanaian gospel icon Ohemaa Mercy and internationally acclaimed gospel minister Sonnie Badu. …
… The programme featured gospel ministers and musicians, including Uncle Ato, Ohemaa Mercy, Amy Newman, Daughters of Glorious Jesus and Pastor Joe Bechem. …
Award-winning gospel artistes Ohemaa Mercy, Joe Beecham and MOGmusic are among a host of ministers set to perform at the 2026 edition of the Born to Prophesy (BTP) Home Coming Edition in Accra. …
… Over 10 years, it has featured artistes like Mercy Chinwo, Efe Grace, KODA, Moses OK, Perez Musik, Obaapa Christy, Ohemaa Mercy, and Daughters of Glorious Jesus. …
Gospel musician Ohemaa Mercy has announced plans to release a memoir detailing her experiences with marital abuse, saying the book will capture painful experiences she and others have endured while God sustained them. Her disclosure comes amid a domestic violence case involving fashion influencer Nana Akua Addo and her husband, with Ohemaa Mercy noting she rarely discusses her private life because of her calling and the value of maturity.
Gospel musician Ohemaa Mercy has announced plans to release a memoir detailing her experiences with marital abuse, saying the book will capture painful experiences she and others have endured while God sustained them. Her disclosure comes amid a domestic violence case involving fashion influencer Nana Akua Addo and her husband, with Ohemaa Mercy noting she rarely discusses her private life because of her calling and the value of maturity.
Ohemaa Mercy's management explained that her costume at the 2026 Tehillah Experience—a gospel music event held in September—was designed to reflect biblical priesthood, with her cap mirroring the High Priest's mitre and her entry symbolizing an altar offering rather than a conventional stage performance.
Ohemaa Mercy has stated she prefers to remain silent when faced with criticism, scandals and social media pressure rather than responding immediately, and that past experiences of betrayal and disappointment have shaped how she handles difficult situations.
Gospel musician Ohemaa Mercy says she has not personally experienced envy or jealousy within the gospel music industry, and dismisses characterisations of the sector as marked by rivalry. She said she remained focused on her calling and believed her faith and divine backing would protect her from opposition.
Gospel musician Ohemaa Mercy has urged Christians to complement prayer with practical action and personal effort, arguing that some challenges require practical solutions rather than a purely spiritual approach. She cautioned against relying solely on prayer for financial needs, exams, and other issues that demand personal responsibility and work.
Gospel musician Ohemaa Mercy has unveiled the 2026 edition of her annual Tehillah Experience, set for September 13 at the Royal House Chapel with the theme "Altar of Fire". The event features gospel ministers from Ghana and beyond, including Sonnie Badu, Francis Amo, and international performers, designed for worshippers to engage in music and prayer for spiritual renewal.
More than 5,000 worshippers attended a mega all-night service at Prayer Palace during the Born to Prophesy 2026 conference in Accra, which ran from 2–9 August and featured Gospel singers Ohemaa Mercy and Sonnie Badu, along with prophetic ministrations by Prophet Emmanuel Adjei.
Prophet Emmanuel Adjei's Born to Prophesy 2026 conference at Prayer Palace in Accra ran from August 2 to August 9, featuring prayer, worship, gospel music performances and prophetic ministry. A mega all-night service on Friday drew more than 5,000 worshippers, with more than 300 individuals receiving prophetic ministry from the prophet.
Award-winning gospel artistes Ohemaa Mercy, Joe Beecham, MOGmusic, Uncle Ato, Amy Newman and Palace Voices will minister at the Born to Prophesy Home Coming Edition, a week-long Christian conference hosted by Prophet Emmanuel Adjei from August 2–9, 2026, at Prayer Palace on Spintex Road in Accra.
Reigning TGMA Gospel Artiste of the Year Diana Hamilton will stage "The Experience" concert in Columbus, Ohio on Saturday, October 3, 2026. The concert follows the success of the Ghana edition and will feature worship, praise, and fellowship, though supporting artistes have not yet been announced.