You have been constantly arrested in Kumasi – Mabel Okyere exposes Evangelist Akwesi Awuah For ‘dissing’ her song

– Gospel musician Mabel Okyere responds to criticism from Evangelist Akwasi Awuah
– Awuah suggests Christians should be selective in the songs they listen to
– Okyere defends her song ‘Anuonyam’ and suggests it could be a testimony for Awuah
– The song’s original title is ‘Anuonyam’ but is commonly known as ‘Eha ye kwan ho’

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Gospel Musician Mabel Okyere Defends Her Song Against Criticism from Evangelist Akwasi Awuah

In a recent controversy within the gospel music scene, Mabel Okyere, a talented gospel musician, has found herself at odds with Evangelist Akwasi Awuah. The Evangelist has publicly stated that Okyere’s song ‘Anuonyam’ does not make sense and suggests that Christians should be selective in the songs they listen to. However, Okyere is not one to back down easily and has responded firmly to the criticism.

Evangelist Akwasi Awuah, known for his strong opinions and sermons, believes that Christians should only listen to songs that edify their spirit. He specifically cited Okyere’s song ‘Eha ye kwan ho’ as an example of a song that does not meet this criterion. In a viral video circulating online, Awuah can be seen mocking the song, much to the dismay of Okyere and her fans.

In a bold and defiant response, Okyere suggests that Awuah should view the song as a testimony rather than condemning her craft. She explains that Awuah himself has a history of insulting a chief, which led to his frequent arrests. Therefore, Okyere believes that the song ‘Anuonyam’ holds a personal significance for Awuah and should not be dismissed so easily.

It is worth noting that the song’s original title is ‘Anuonyam,’ which translates to ‘Glory.’ However, it has become more commonly known by one of its popular lyrics, ‘Eha ye kwan ho.’ This distinction is important in understanding the context of the controversy surrounding the song.

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