Ghanaian gospel singer Ceccy Twum has revealed the extraordinary impact her music has had on the lives of her listeners, including a miraculous revival of a coma patient.
In a recent interview, Ceccy Twum emphasized that her motivation is not awards or recognition but the spiritual influence her songs have on people. Her focus, she explained, lies in creating music that serves as a channel for divine intervention.
Her song “Nyame Aye Awie” has reportedly been at the center of multiple life-changing experiences shared by fans. Listeners have reported remarkable transformations—from overcoming anxiety to achieving long-sought personal goals. One woman credited the song with helping her conquer extreme anxiety and successfully pass challenging exams, while another shared that repeated listening helped her finally secure a visa after multiple failed attempts.
The most astonishing story involved a patient at Korle Bu Teaching Hospital. According to Ceccy Twum, the patient, who had been in a coma, awoke singing her song as the very first thing, leaving hospital staff astounded.
Ceccy Twum described these experiences as a profound affirmation of her ministry, stating that hearing such accounts strengthens her belief that her music channels God’s power and grace. She emphasized that the real reward for her is witnessing lives transformed, rather than collecting accolades.
“These testimonies remind me why I sing,” she explained. “It’s not about awards—it’s about seeing God at work through my music and knowing lives are being touched and changed.”
