Royal Praise 2026: Obaapa Christy caps successful Accra-Kumasi gospel journey, eyes bigger 2027 edition
Royal Praise 2026 has successfully wrapped up its maiden two-city edition, with celebrated gospel minister Rev. Obaapa Christy leading worshippers and gospel music lovers through memorable celebrations in Accra and Kumasi. The programme opened at the UPSA Auditorium in Accra on Sunday, August 9, 2026, before moving to the Church of Pentecost at Bantama in […]
Royal Praise 2026 concluded its inaugural two-city tour, with celebrated gospel minister Obaapa Christy leading audiences in memorable celebrations in Accra and Kumasi. The program kicked off at the UPSA Auditorium in Accra on August 9, 2026, before transitioning to the Church of Pentecost at Bantama in Kumasi for its Homecoming edition on August 16.
Both events united top Ghanaian gospel musicians, worshippers, industry stakeholders, and culture enthusiasts. The Accra edition showcased artists like Joyce Blessing, Empress Gifty, Celestine Donkor, and Uncle Ato, supported by the ROC Band, while the Kumasi Homecoming featured Mama Esther, Lady Prempeh, Bro Sammy, and Ernest Opoku, also backed by the ROC Band.
Royal Praise emphasized Ghanaian cultural identity through royal-inspired costumes and a fusion of gospel music, Christian fellowship, and local traditions. The events received strong support from sponsors like Bills Micro Credit and Hotwav, as well as media partners Footprint TV, Despite Multimedia, and The Multimedia Group, among others.
Organizers praised the enthusiasm from attendees, signaling a rising demand for gospel events that merge worship, culture, and Christian fellowship. With the success of the 2026 tour, Royal Praise is set to return in 2027, promising a more grand experience and expanded impact on Ghana's gospel scene.
Written by urgent.news from Adom Online's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
