Ghanaian gospel musician, Esther Abena Prempeh popularly known as Lady Prempeh has disclosed that aside the grace of God her sense of fashion is what has kept her still looking young even though she’s old. According to her, if you are someone who loves fashion you have to go along with the new trends it … Read more
Ghanaian actress, media personality and social media influencer, Nana Ama MacBrown has been shocked about Lady Prempeh being married. The gospel musician revealed that she was married to someone known by Nana Ama MacBrown but it wasn’t publicly known. READ ALSO: Ghanaian Bloggers Are More Powerful Than They Know – Nana Aba Anamoah What really … Read more
Gospel musician Lady Prempeh has revealed how remorseful she feels for engaging in premarital s3x. According to her, it is something people should steer clear off especially if they are truly serving the living God. READ ALSO: Yvonne Nelson That Iyanya Used And Dumped+More Derogatory Comments- Ifu Ennada Paints Yvonne Black To Alex- SCREENSHOT “That’s … Read more
Ghanaian gospel musician Lady Prempeh has stated her regrets for having premarital sex. According to her, premarital sex is a no go area but today it has been classified as normal because we claim to be in contemporary world. READ ALSO: John Dumelo Claims He Would Donate Half His First Year’s Salary As MP To … Read more
Gospel musician Lady Prempeh has said that her colleagues doing gospel music are not supportive as those from the secular scene. In an interview with Graphic Showbiz, she disclosed gospel musicians are reluctant when it comes to promoting the works of their colleagues. READ ALSO: I’m Super Happy And Proud Of You – Sarkodie’s Mum … Read more
The last time we saw gospel musician Lady Prempeh, she was rocking a blonde short hair in one of her gospel songs we cannot even remember its lyrics quite well. She had an explanation to why she opted for that colour of hair. READ ALSO: Guy Wanted To Surprise His Girlfriend of 5 Years With … Read more
While some artistes in the Ghanaian musician industry are finding musical strategies such as collaborating with each other to produce hit songs and get some cash into their accounts, gospel artiste, Lady Prempah has a different plan altogether.
Lady Prempeh is well known for her numerous collaborations with Ghanaian secular musicians. She has songs with artistes like Asem, singing trio, Praye and Richie from the camp of Lynx Entertainment Record label.
Gospel musician, Lady Prempeh born Esther Abena Nyarkoa Prempeh is off the market per the pictures that have surfaced on online.
The fine lady hit the limelight with her debut eight-track album in 2004 which won her awards. I cannot remember the last time I heard anything from her camp until now.
It’s a necessary part of the trade that actors and actresses have to get intimate with their colleagues in certain settings, depending on how the script to the movie they are in is written.
Actress Joselyn Dumas has revealed that even though such scenes are only acted, some people believe them to be real and judge her as a promiscuous lady just because she kisses in movies.
An explosive episode of Joselyn Dumas’ latest reality show ‘Keeping It Real’ aired on Saturday (December 2nd) with the discussion centred on religion, spirituality and the unfortunate commercialization of both in Ghana.
The actress/tv personality moderated the discussion between the staunchly religious gospel singer Lady Prempeh and the fiercely anti-organized religion but pro spirituality Akosua Hanson.
Esther Abena Nyarkoa Prempeh, popularly known as Lady Prempeh has released two promo photos—rocking African prints and we love the shots.
Lady Prempeh is a Ghanaian gospel musician who aims to bring the gospel to people through music. Apart from music, Lady Prempeh is into bead making—and you can clealy see her signature trade in a form of bracelets in the photos…
Lady Prempeh made a triumphant entry into the local gospel music scene in 2004 with her eight-track award-winning debut album, Onyame Ne Mekamafo (God is my Advocate).
Check below below for the photos…
The nomination night for the second Ghana Gospel Industry Awards (GGIA) took place last night in Accra. In attendance were veteran and new gospel musicians as well as members of the awards’ various committees. DSP Kofi Sarpong, Bessa Simons, Carlos Sakyi, Mark Okraku Mantey, Rev Thomas Yawson, Rev Mary Ghansah, Prince Tsegah, Selina Boateng, Lady … Read more
