Prince Bright Of Buk Bak Fame Makes Rare Public Appearance, Spotted Leading Ga Praises In Church

• A video of Ghanaian singer Prince Bright of Buk Bak fame has triggered conversations about the veteran singer
• The Komi ke Kena hitmaker was spotted in the Zetahir Mission church leading praises in his native language, Ga
• His performance intrigued scores of fans, considering his hiatus from the music industry

Ghanaian singer Prince Bright, one-half of the renowned Buk Bak group, was seen leading praises in church.

In a video which has popped up online, the singer was adorned in the official Zetahir Mission's 50th-anniversary cloth as he led the congregation.

The Zetahir Mission is an unconventional religious movement rooted in both Christianity and Islam.

The BukBak crooner has been confirmed to be a member of the religious movement.

Prince Bright's performance triggered memories of the Buk Bak legacy as well as conversations about his whereabouts.

The singer is renowned for some of Ghana's classic hiplife hits including Sarkodie's Ofeetso released in 2019.

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Where is Prince Bright?

Prince Bright's career took a nose dive when his partner Ronnie Coaches died in 2013 after he was hospitalised for heart-related issues.

In 2023, he commemorated the 10th anniversary of the passing of his former bandmate with a new release, Thunder. He said,

“You are one selfless soul that ever walked the face of the earth. I miss you dearly Cochella. Give me the strength to carry on as I dedicate my new release ‘Thunder’ to you, king. I hope it puts a smile on your face, though you call it tundra. We did it for Buk Bak; let’s do it for the world. Rest well, Ronnie Gill Coches.”

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Proofread by Samuel Gitonga, Copy Editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh