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Sensational Highlife artiste Kuami Eugene was the surprise package at the 2018 edition of Adom FM’s award-winning gospel event, dubbed Adom Praiz.
Many thought he had come to observe and sing from the sidelines just like many of the congregants but he appeared on the stage and was greeted with a rapturous applause from the audience.
He was not billed to be or perhaps he was – I can’t tell. But whether he was or not doesn’t matter at all, at least not to the many fans who are at the Dome.
The talented musician treated his audience with popular gospel tunes beginning with ‘Ao Yesu’ by Pastor Joe Beechem and got them on their feet all through his performance.

His was not just to perform as a musician, but he also ministered a couple of worship songs as well as gospel rendition of his latest hit song, ‘Wish me well’ which got the crowd on their feet to sing along.
The young act hit the Ghanaian music scene in 2017 with hit songs such ‘Angela’ and ’Hiribaba’ which made instant hits and won him awards at the 2018 music awards festival. ‘Confusion’ and ‘Wish me well´ are his two hits released in 2018 that are currently enjoying airplays.
Other artistes who opened the curtains for the night of praise and worship were were Sax Borsah, Pastor Kwame Manukure and the Multimedia Choir.
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