Rev Charlotte Oduro Shades Critics with Powerful Gospel Song Months After Divorce Saga, Video Trends
- Controversial Ghanaian counsellor, Rev Charlotte Oduro has bounced back strongly after her divorce
- In a now-viral video, she dropped a cryptic message in a powerful Ghanaian gospel song to her critics
- Netizens who saw the video were mixed between hailing and criticising her in the comments section
Outspoken Ghanaian counsellor Rev Charlotte Oduro has resurfaced on social media after her divorce saga earlier this year.
Oduro and her husband, Solomon Oduro shook the internet after announcing that he and his wife had ended their marriage.
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Apostle Solomon Oduro explained that the decision had become necessary after all efforts at reconciliation failed. Rev Oduro has not made any public remarks about the incident since February 2025.
However, she recently released a video of her singing a powerful Ghanaian gospel song that seems to be sending a message to her critics, and possibly explaining why she kept mute about the incident.
In the video, the counsellor sang the lyrics of Joe Beecham's Sɛ mekae a, a song which talks about surrendering everything to God.
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A portion of the song encourages listeners to refrain from defending themselves or fighting back when the world turns against them.
"Masua w'asɛm dɛ, sɛ meko ma me ho a, mɛdzi nkuguo, ɛyɛ nkuguo," she said in the video, to wit, 'I've learnt from your (God's) word that if I fight my battles myself, I'll fail in life'.
"Mehia asomdwoe, mehia odo, mehia abotare, sorosoro abotare, w'asɛm se dɛ, sɛ ɛko ma me a, mɛdzi nkunyim," she added.
This roughly translates to 'I need peace, I need love, I need patience, heavenly patience, your word says if you fight my battles for me, I'll be victorious'.
Watch the video of Rev Charlotte Oduro singing below:
Rev Charlotte Oduro explains her song choice
In her video, Rev Charlotte Oduro explained why she chose that powerful gospel song. She acknowledged that she did not know the lyrics of the song but she sang it to relate with happenings in her life.
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"The originator (owner) of this song sang it to tell a story about his life. I don't know the lyrics but I sing it to speak about my experience in life" she said.
Rev Charlotte further advised her followers to be true to themselves, pray for long life and good health and also focus on God's word and not what humans have to say about them.
Netizens react to Rev Charlotte Oduro's video
Netizens who saw the video expressed mixed reactions in the comments section of the now-viral post. Many praised her for looking good.
@Liticia Osie tutu wrote:
"Oooooo madam esewora the truth will always be truth."
@Andrews9533 wrote:
"You're calling God dear hmmm."
@Miranda Akpene wrote:
"You look beautiful ooo , no stress,no toxic thinking biaaa."
@Veronica Osei wrote:
"Awww mummy u look gud, may God dislocate every woman frm bad marriage."
@Abena Pokuaa wrote:
"You are still beautiful. May the good Lord guide your path."
@Ella wrote:
"You are glowing."
@SenamK wrote:
"It's always good to say no to toxic relationships and marriages laaa."
@User1621874657492 wrote:
"You're looking good, woman of God."
@Deemeri7 wrote:
"You're looking beautiful."
@STILL BETTY 1 wrote:
"Wow mum you really looking good."
Charlotte Oduro speaks after divorce
Earlier, YEN.com.gh, reported that Counsellor Oduro offered advice on losing people and how to close the door on them.
The counsellor's advice, recorded in a video, surfaced online after her husband, Solomon Oduro, announced their divorce.
Coming after news of her separation, some online users have criticised Charlotte Oduro's for not providing genuine advice.
Source: YEN.com.gh
