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Gospel musician Empress Gifty got fans talking when she posted a throwback picture of herself on Thursday.
The picture posted on Facebook shows the Gospel artiste, who has spent over a decade in the Ghanaian music sphere, smiling at the camera with her thumbs up.
She gridded the throwback picture with a new photo of herself. In both pictures, she was spotted in pink outfits. She wore a pink top with jeans paired with a pink heal in the photos showing her current state.
In a caption attached to the post, Empress Gifty urged her followers to be positive, patient and "trust the timing of everything."
"Just because it’s not happening right now doesn’t mean it never will," the Aseda hitmaker, noted.
Her post got some fans talking.
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