Gospel singer Florence Obinim wants to Record with Shatta Wale, Shares Special Reason
- Florence Obinim has expressed her desire to collaborate with Shatta Wale for a unique gospel-dancehall fusion
- In an interview, Mrs Obinim expressed her admiration for Shatta Wale's spiritual influence
- According to her, the potential collaboration would bridge gospel music with mainstream audiences and expand its reach
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Veteran gospel musician Florence Obinim has revealed she wants to collaborate with dancehall superstar Shatta Wale.
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In an interview with Joy Prime, she cited Shatta Wale's spiritual influence as a key reason for her admiration, and not just because he has a large fanbase.
The singer described a potential joint project as an exciting meeting of her faith-based ministry and Shatta Wale's high-energy dancehall sound.
"The main reason I want to collaborate with Shatta Wale is that I love how he prays for his people and supports them. Whenever he asks them to pray, I admire that," she said.
Obinim suggested that such a partnership could open gospel music to mainstream audiences who might otherwise never engage with faith-based content, positioning the collaboration as more than just a musical experiment.
The Kumasi-born musician began her journey in church ministry at age 11 with the Assemblies of God Church and has since built a reputation as one of Ghana's prominent gospel voices, with well-known songs including Osoro Ne Me Fie, Aseda, Wagye Me, and Oben Me. Her most recent releases, Susu Pre and Samaria, both dropped in 2026.
Off the stage, Obinim has been married to Bishop Daniel Obinim for over two decades and the couple have three children together.
Watch Florence Obinim's interview on YouTube below:
Source: YEN.com.gh
