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2021-02-25

[A] Don’t see COVID-19 vaccines as end-time prophecy – Rev. Opuni Frimpong

2021-02-24

[A] LGBTQI is a disease – Christian Council of Ghana
[A] COVID-19 - wreck on Tourism and Creative Arts in Central Region
[A] Christian Council to avail trained pastors to ‘help’ homosexuals

2021-02-23

[A] Calls for closure of LGBTQI office inhumane – Gay advocate
[A] Summon foreign diplomats supporting LGBTQI in Ghana – GPCC to gov’t
[A] Pentecostal/Charismatic Council calls for closure of LGBTQI Office

2021-02-22

[A] Security Council locks Ho Central Mosque to avert brewing tension
[A] ‘Techimanhen’ elected Council of State Member for Bono East
[A] IMANI will accept unconditional funds from LGBTQI groups – Franklin Cudjoe

2021-02-19

[A] Our husbands don’t know foreplay during sex, they just ‘enter’- Sirigu women

2021-02-18

[A] Veteran Nollywood Actor Victor Decker Found Dead
[A] EU cannot force Ghana to tolerate LGBT rights
[A] Chantelle opens up about Kan Dapaah video ‘affair’
[A] University bans female students from ‘showing skin’ in campus dressing
[A] Eugene Arhin's wife sued for defamation

2021-02-16

[A] Typical Ghanaian Christians are hypocrites
[A] Ghanaian jollof is the only authentic kind - Jon Benjamin

2021-02-15

[A] Court commits comedian Funny Face to psychiatric hospital for 2 weeks
[A] The ban on Shatta Wale and Stoneboy lifted
[A] KK Fosu donates to orphanage on his 40th birthday

2021-02-14

[A] Don’t twist hand of God in prayers – Methodist Bishop caution Christians
[A] Review law on age for consent to sex – Population Council
[A] Singleness is not a curse – Otabil

2021-02-13

[A] BRAVE and Sincerëly partner to tackle period poverty in Ghana
[A] Kelvin Kay Pulls Impressive Collaboration for His 2021 Debut
[A] I’m the only lady ‘Papano’ didn’t chop
[A] Enough chocolate for Valentine - CPC

2021-02-12

[A] A Plus makes shocking revelation on why he couldn’t marry Tracey Boakye
[A] Govt released our lands without a plan – Ga Chiefs
[A] Owners of properties listed among Eugene Arhin’s pop up
[A] Stop the ‘nonsense’ on Eugene Arhin
[A] ‘Nkoranzamanhemaa’ praises President Akufo-Addo for Adu Gyan’s nomination
[A] 10 reasons older men make the best boyfriends
[A] Eugene Arhin addresses 'viral' divorce
[A] Visual Campaigns Launched for 3 Music Awards 2021
[A] Krymi loses Dad
[A] TikTok Introduces Millions of Viewers To Fufu

2021-02-10

[A] Fight over ‘Rap King’ title turns deadly in Cape Coast

2021-02-09

[A] Fela Kuti: His legacy lives on in his son and grandson
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Art & Culture/Ent

[ 2021-03-14 ]

Kinaata’s Things Fall Apart can’t be called a gospel song
Veteran gospel musician Agnes Opoku Agyemang is
not convinced Highlife musician Kofi Kinaata’s
award-winning song Things Fall Apart can be
immediately described as a gospel song.

She said it might have been an inspiration Kofi
Kinaata got while he was a little boy in Sunday
School.



In an interview with Tony Best on Akoma FM’s
Kwantenpong Drive on Thursday, March 11, Agnes
Opoku Agyemang, however, indicated that it’s not
too surprising to see secular musicians do gospel
songs as well.

“A lot of secular musicians have confessed in
their interviews that their music career started
in church so it’s no shocking to see them do
gospel songs once [in] a while because there is
always some level of knowledge about Christ they
were taught whiles in Sunday School.


“Kofi Kinaata, for instance, might have been
inspired to do ‘Things Fall Apart’ because of
his knowledge about Christ whiles he was perhaps
in Sunday School and that does not necessarily
make him a Gospel musician or his song until he
profess to be Christian,” Agnes said.

Responding to whether or not the lifestyles of
current gospel musicians reflect the messages in
their songs, the musician opined that even though
she is not in the position to judge anyone, if
anyone claims to be Christian or Gospel musician,
their lives must correlate with the Gospel they
preach in their songs.

Source - 3 News



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