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Ghanaian gospel songstress Afia Ayiwah has welcomed the new year with the release of a new single titled “Nyame Ye”, marking her first song for 2026.
Afia Ayiwah, a signee of Media Excel Productions and the hitmaker behind “Testify”, released the song on Thursday, January 8, 2026, as a message centred on the goodness of God.
“Nyame Ye”, which translates to “God is Good” in Akan, is a celebration of God’s faithfulness. The track opens with a blend of traditional African rhythms and contemporary beats, a sound that has become a signature of Afia Ayiwah’s style. Drawing on her Ghanaian roots, she infuses the song with an energetic and uplifting feel.
The lyrics tell a story of hope, encouraging listeners to remain grateful even in difficult times. Afia Ayiwah’s powerful vocals sit firmly over the instrumentation, reinforcing a message that resonates with her audience.
‘Nyame Ye’ is out now on all digital platforms.
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