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Precious Bardoom - Eboromeso feat. Diana Hamilton | Gospel Audio
" Eboromeso " translates to " He Has Done It" in the Fante/Akan language fro…
" Eboromeso " translates to " He Has Done It" in the Fante/Akan language fro…
" Me Nyankopɔn Papabi " (translated as " My Good God ") is a hit gospel anthe…
" Boboobor " (also spelled Borborbor ) is a traditional recreational and gospel music s…
" Olorunfemi " is a powerful term from the Yoruba language of Nigeria, heavily utilized…
" Olorunfemi " is a powerful term from the Yoruba language of Nigeria, heavily utilized…
A new Twi gospel medley blends traditional Ghanaian dialects with English, creating a rich spiri…
“Wayɛ Me Yie” is a Twi (Akan) phrase from Ghana. “W’ayɛ” (Wayɛ) = You have done “Me” = Me “Yie” =…
The word “Empareme” is not originally an Akan word from Ghana. It comes from Runyankole/Rukiga (W…
In Twi (Akan) language from Ghana, “Mo” is a plural pronoun. It can mean: “You (plural)” “Your” (…
“Soma Ogya” is an Akan (Twi) phrase from Ghana. “Soma” means send or release. “Ogya” means fire. …
Nehemiah in a Gospel context refers to the biblical story found in the Book of Nehemiah in the…
“Yehowa” (also written “Jehovah”) is a name used for God in the Bible. It comes from the Hebrew n…
“ Twen Awurade” is a phrase in Akan (Twi), a language widely spoken in Ghana. Twen = “Wait” Awura…
“Meye Ade Foforo” is a Twi (Akan) gospel phrase from Ghana. Meye = I am / I have become Ade = thi…