Rhythms Of Africa: Broda Sammy Worships With Daddy Lumba And Amakye Dede's Songs, Fans React
- Broda Sammy was among the gospel ministers to perform at Sonnie Badu's Rhythms of Africa concert this year
- The gospel singer performed songs from several secular musicians, including Daddy Lumba and Amakye Dede
- His performance has garnered significant traction on social media as fans debated his unconventional approach
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Sonnie Badu held his highly anticipated annual Rhythms of Africa gospel show at Accra's Independence Square on November 29, 2024.
Many of the singer's colleagues, including Obaapa Christy, Perez Musik, Cwesi Oteng and Broda Sammy, were billed for the show.
A snippet of Broda Sammy's unconventional performance at the Rhythms of Africa concert has since stoked a frenzy on social media.
Broda Sammy worships with secular songs
In a video sighted by YEN.com.gh, Broda Sammy used Daddy Lumba and Amakye Dede's songs for his ministration.
The controversial gospel star sang Amakye Dede's Mawerekyekyere, sending a bolt of excitement to the audience.
Boda Sammy complimented his secular music cameo on stage with Daddy Lumba's classic Yesu Ka Yen Ho and King Paluta's Aseda.
Fans react to Broda Sammy's performance
YEN.com.gh gathered a few comments from fans in reaction to Broda Sammy's secular music cameo at Sonnie Badu's Rhythms of Africa concert.
Nana Ahenkan remarked:
"Sammy will never go off key. This and many reasons why I like this guy. The nations worshipper indeed."
Andrews Nana noted:
"It's not about who sang the song but the message in the song that makes it gospel. God bless you for your great understanding."
Kofi Baah wrote:
"This guy's voice is great for worship."
Breda Manuel said:
"This be what people dey talk say e bad nu ooo.. dem say like he for no sing this songs on this Stage oo.. so I want know the stage like he for sing for top 🤔 😏.. our people."
Sonnie Badu tears into colleagues
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that the singer slammed his colleagues for missing Perez Musik's wedding.
Sonnie Badu claimed he encountered only one established personality at the gospel musician's ceremony.
It is unclear whether Perez Musik, who won two awards at the 24th TGMA, was expecting other guests.
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