Yao AGBENYO takes on Ghanaian gospel artistes

The venerable Yao AGBENYO has taken a swipe at Ghanaian gospel artistes, condemning the lack of spiritual quality and language balance in most gospel songs produced by Ghanaians.

According to the renowned leadership and youth coach, Ghanaian gospel artistes are more concerned about Money, fashion, and relationships than seeking God and quality for their works. 

He says Ghanaian gospel songs are noisy, and lack video and sound quality that befits the international community. Could this be true?

He further admonishes them to get their game plan on track, and stop attacking Nigerians.


Read the full release on his page at FB.me/eyaoagbenyo


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