Many veteran musicians often lament that the music industry today is not as financially rewarding as it was during the era dominated by CD sales.

Recently, in an interview with popular vlogger Zionfelix on the Uncut show, Mr McAbraham, a renowned Ghanaian gospel artiste, subtly echoed these sentiments.

The respected musician spoke eloquently about the blessings he has received from his dedication to gospel music and service to God as a minister.

With a career spanning decades in the gospel music scene, McAbraham passionately discussed how his steadfast faith and ministry have profoundly shaped his life.

He revealed that the proceeds from his debut album, "Hye Wo Akono So," enabled him to build his first house, a milestone he attributes to God's mercy. "It was just by God’s mercy," he emphasized.

Moreover, McAbraham expressed profound gratitude for the protection and guidance he has received through his ministry, reflecting, "If not for the work of God that I have chosen to do, I would probably not be alive today."

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