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Celestine Donkor bags Gospel Artist of Year award at NGMA 2019

Celestine Donkor picking her award 
Singer Celestine Donkor has picked up the award as Ghana’s Gospel Artist of the Year 2019.
She bagged four awards, including Song of the Year and Album of the Year, to emerge tops at the National Gospel Music Awards Night held on Saturday in Kumasi.

Singer Celestine Donkor has picked up the award as Ghana’s Gospel Artist of the Year 2019.
She bagged four awards, including Song of the Year and Album of the Year, to emerge tops at the National Gospel Music Awards Night held on Saturday in Kumasi.



The annual event which is in its third year saw organisers, Royal Akofena Entertainment, in collaboration with Nhyira FM, pull off what could be described the best show so far.


 






The full list of winners on the night is as follows:
Artiste of the Year –Celestine Donkor
Best Male Vocalist -----Nacee
Songwriter of the Year--   Faya
Female Vocalist of the Year-- -- Perpy 
Honorary Worshipper of the Year---- Brother Sammy  
Worship Song of the Year -----Efa wo ho  ( Nacee) 
Traditional Song of the Year -----Yen Agya a Owo Soro ( Nacee)
Gospel Music Group of the Year----Toda Sounds
Urban Gospel Song of the Year---  Don Simon
Choral Song of the Year---Pae mu ka( Harmonious)
Gospel Album of the Year---Agbebolo( Celestine Donkor)
Gospel Video of the Year---W’asem( Diana Hamilton)
Praise Song of the Year------ Edin bi agye me( Odehyieba Priscilla)
Hybrid Song of the Year--- Things Fall Apart( Kofi Kinaata)
Promising Artist of the Year--- Ewura Gold
News Gospel Artist of the Year---Adu Poku Bibi 
Best Artist of the Year Diaspora----Fletcher Narh
Best Collaboration of the Year –Agbebolo( Celestine Donkor ft Nhyiraba Gideon

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