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American-based gospel musician, Millicent Yankey has outdoored the video for her new song 'Great is our God' which features gospel singer Augustine Kofi Owusu Dua Anto popularly known as Koda.
According to the songstress, her fans have been anticipating for the official video of the track after it was premiered in August 2018.
Regarding why she took much time to release the video, Millicent said, "I believe there is time and purpose for everything and as such I see this moment as the best season for this video."
She said, her song inspires gospel all Christians to keep going adding "despite our challenges we must acknowledge the fact that God is Greater than all our problems and by that we will gradually overcome the storm."
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