Kuami Eugene Opens Up About His Faith In God And His Unreleased Gospel Album Collection, Video
- Famous Ghanaian singer Kumai Eugene has opened up about his Christian faith and this gospel song collection during an interview on Joy Prime
- The Angela crooner spoke about the gospel songs he recorded before joining Lynx and how he sometimes sells the tracks or gives them out for free
- The former Lynx Entertainment signee also discussed his relationship with his former manager and boss, Richie Mensah, and the advice he gave
- Entertainment pundit Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh spoke to YEN.com.gh about Kuami Eugene's gospel song collection
Multiple award-winning Ghanaian musician Kuami Eugene has opened up about his Christian faith and the unreleased gospel songs he has recorded.

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Kuami Eugene speaks about gospel songs
In an exclusive interview on Joy Prime, Kuami Eugene, who is well-known for his chart-topping circular hits, spoke about his unwavering faith in God and how it has significantly shaped his personal and professional journey.

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The talented singer, who also wrote gospel singer Empress Gifty's Watch Me, left many people in awe when he addressed rumours about a potential gospel project. He noted that he already has a fully completed gospel album, which he worked on before signing with Lynx Entertainment.
“It is an entire gospel album, and it is still there. Sometimes, I sell songs from it. Other times, I give them away for free, if God directs me to do so. This is because it could change someone’s life,” he disclosed.
The Belinda crooner noted that his spirituality was more than just music, and explained that it was a lifestyle. He emphasised that his desire to help others stems from his belief that blessings were meant to be shared, showing a profound sense of gratitude and purpose.
Kuami Eugene also took the opportunity to reflect on the impact of his mentor and former manager, Richie Mensah, on his career and their relationship after leaving the music label.
The musician credited Richie Mensah, the CEO of Lynx Entertainment, his former record label, with recognising his potential and helping him grow both as an artist and an individual.
In the same Joy Prime interview, the celebrated Kuami Eugene described their relationship as transformative, expressing deep appreciation for Richie's guidance and opportunities in his music career.
Below is Kuami Eugene's interview on Joy Prime:
"Kuami Eugene will excel as a gospel artist" - Boadu-Ayeboafoh
Entertainment pundit Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh in an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, spoke about Kuami Eugene and his connection with gospel music,
He noted that the former Lynx Entertainment signee used to be a gospel singer before joining music completion show, MTN Hitmaker season 5 in 2016.
"Kuami Eugene before hitting the limelight was a gospel singer with the name Eugene Marfo, before going to MTN hitmaker and becoming the Kuami Eugene we know."
In light of this, Mr Boadu-Ayeboafoh stated that Kuami Eugene would excel if he were to venture into the gospel genre.
Adding that he ha written hit songs for gospel musicians such as Empress Gifty, Joyce Blessing and others.
"He has written gospel songs for Empress Gifty, Joyce Blessings and many more. Even some of his music can be classified as gospel songs so it is obvious he would more than excel in that department if he ventures into the gospel circles."
Fans cry uncontrollably during Kuami Eugene's concert
YEN.com.gh reported that die-hard female fans of multiple award-winning Ghanaian musician, Kuami Eugene, could not control their emotions when they saw the artist mount the stage.
The 2024 edition of the Indomie Festival in Kumasi on December 28 last year saw several entertainers and musicians mount the stage to thrill the crowd, including Kuami Eugene.
During the renowned Ghanaian singer's performance, young female fans were overwhelmed with emotions and began to cry uncontrollably while singing his biggest songs.
The videos of some young girls crying at the event went viral and stoked a frenzy on social media, with many people admiring the love they have for the Monica crooner, stoked a frenzy.
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