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One of the artistes who has received the highest number of nominations for this year’s Ghana Gospel Industry Awards, (GGIA), Selina Boateng is optimistic of grabbing more awards at the Awards night this weekend.
The songstress believes her hard work in the industry in the year under review, will earn her some awards, come Saturday June 23, at the Accra International Conference Centre.
Selina Boateng, has five nominations; Album of the year, Song of the year, Artiste of the year, Popular video of the year and Female vocalist of the year.
This year’s edition of the GGIA, which is under the theme “Celebrating and rewarding excellence in the gospel industry,” will see 34 nominees competing for honours in 18 categories.
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