With roots in the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Baako’s journey has been marked by faith, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to his calling.

Baako began his music career in 2004 and released his debut album, Mogyeme, in 2009 at the Akyim Dwenase Presbyterian Church.

The album, featuring ten tracks, gained significant attention, with the hit song “Kogyeme” resonating deeply with listeners.

Despite this early success, Baako chose to step away from music to focus on evangelism, dedicating twelve years to spreading the word of God.

Returning to the music scene last year, Baako has released an impressive seventeen songs, culminating in his latest album, ‘Mortino’.

Launched three months ago, ‘Mortino’ features twelve tracks that emphasize spiritual deliverance and breaking the yoke in believers’ lives.

This album represents a significant milestone in Baako’s career, showcasing his evolved musical style and profound spiritual insights.

“Mortino is more than just an album; it is a testament to my spiritual journey and dedication to God’s work,” says Baako. “Each song is crafted to inspire and uplift, providing spiritual keys to help believers overcome life’s challenges.”

Meanwhile, Baako’s return with ‘Mortino’has been met with enthusiasm and acclaim, solidifying his place in the gospel music industry.

His music, characterized by its powerful messages and spiritual depth, continues to touch the hearts of many.

In addition to his musical pursuits, Baako owns a recording studio where he produces gospel songs and supports budding artistes.

Nonetheless, his work is driven not by financial gain but by a deep-seated calling to share his talents and bring out the hidden potential in others.

Prince Wisdom Baako’s ‘Mortino’ album is a powerful testament to his faith and dedication, reinforcing his role as a beacon of hope and inspiration in the gospel music scene.

His journey from evangelism back to music highlights the transformative power of faith and the enduring impact of spiritually enriched music.

The gospel singer, who was best known for his hit song, ‘God of Vengeance’, reportedly died in Abuja on Sunday afternoon, after battling blood cancer.

The 39-year-old singer was said to have recovered from a kidney disease and was billed to travel to India for further medical treatment before his demise.

His friend, Darlington Chidera Ibekwe, broke the news of his death in a statement on social media on Sunday.

He wrote: “He lost the blood cancer battle a few hours ago in Abuja. When I spoke to him over the phone last week, he told me he had fully recovered from the kidney issue and would be proceeding to India by this coming week for treatment of the blood cancer/Leukemia.”

Before his death, the ‘Oku Gbajie Aka’ crooner sought financial assistance from prominent Nigerians and even visited churches and shrines before his demise.

Career

The gospel artiste, who was also a preacher, started his career as a dancer for fellow singer, Gozie Okeke.

Later in life, Nwadike went on to become a full-fledged gospel singer as well as an actor.

He once said that before he started singing and selling his own music, he relied on dancing for other musicians to make ends meet.

The gospel singer later joined politics and was appointed as the special assistant on mobilisation to a former governor of Imo state, Rochas Okorocha.

He was an active member of the Young Progressives Party and was a strong ally of Mr Uba in the last Anambra gubernatorial election.

He was survived by his wife, Dorah Nwadike, and their three children .

Revealing more details on how he funds his music, he said he gets a lot of financial support from the church.

He said since he gave a spirit-filled rendition in the studios of Hitz FM some years ago, the gospel masses recognised him as one of their own and have been supportive ever since.

“The church really supports me, I think this Artiste of the Year award came from the gospel masses. The numbers started from Adom Praise and after that worship people got time to listen to my songs,” he noted.

The warm reception from fans after ‘Wish me Well’ track, he added, made him realise he had to do more for the majority of his fans who love the gospel field.

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“I was in church last week and the reception was amazing. When I was shooting for a song last week, most people stayed after church to shoot with me because they were excited Kuami Eugene was with them,” he said on Hitz FM’s ‘This is Gospel’.

To that effect, he has released another gospel song with Obaapa Christy, of which he is expecting to win a gospel category award.

Absolute Worship has, over the years, drawn worshippers from far and near for one main purpose: to proclaim Jesus Christ as Lord.

According to the president of the group Mrs Esther Gyimah Tetteh, there have been numerous testimonies of healings, deliverance, salvation and many other miracles that have been encountered by people who have attended the event which has spanned over a decade.

This year’s Absolute Worship, which is slated for Sunday the 7th of July 2019, promises a double portion and more, especially of the divine atmosphere of praise and worship that the event is known and loved for.

Absolute Worship 2019 is happening at the Accra International Conference Centre under the theme “High and Exalted One” inspired by Isaiah 57:15.

In addition, there is more for the very first time since its inception, as E’mPraise will be hosting a twin event.

Yes, you read correctly: there will be two shows come Absolute Worship 2019.

The first show is scheduled to start at 2 pm and end at 5 pm, with the second show to follow from 6 pm until 9 pm.

Ministering alongside E’mPraise Inc. this year will be Ministers Eugene Zuta, Cece Twum, Ps. Isaiah Fosu – Kwakye, Akesse Brempong and many other anointed minstrels.

Tickets may be purchased at Airport Shell, Dreams and Visions Bookshop (The Qodesh, North Kaneshie), Watered Garden Bookshop (Dansoman Roundabout), Frankies Osu for 30 cedis single, 50 cedis double for each show.

You are advised to come with an expectation.

‘Change Over’ is a single from Mary Agyemang’s first studio album ‘Change Over’.

After the song was released it was alleged that she composed the song for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for the 2016 elections.

But speaking in an interview with Hitz FM’s Franky 5 on This Is Gospel, Mary Agyemang stated she was inspired by God to write the song and she didn’t do it for the NPP as people claim.

“The ‘Change Over’ song did not come out for any political purpose. We only realised the message similarities with the NPP and other opposition parties when presenters started asking us during interviews. My management got angry because the song had no political message,” she explained.

“The message in the song relates to my life but when they started mixing the song up with politics I felt it was God’s will. People should give glory to God instead of feeling the song was done for a particular sect of people,” she stressed.

Mary, who is signed under Frimprince Music Productions, also revealed that she made a lot of money from the ‘Change Over album.

‘Change Over’ has been nominated for Best Gospel song at this year’s Ghana Music Awards.

source: Ghana/hitz fm