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Gospel musician, Esther Smith has expressed gratitude to the people of Accra for their overwhelming support at her recent concert held at the Perez Dome.
The concert, which took place on Friday, saw a massive turnout of fans and gospel music enthusiasts who came to experience Esther Smith's soul-stirring performance.
The event was a huge success, with patrons praising Esther Smith's energetic and inspiring show.

In a post-concert statement, Esther Smith said she was "overwhelmed with gratitude" for the warm reception she received from the Accra audience.
"Thank you Accra for singing along, dancing and worshipping with us. You're the reason we do what we do," he said.
Esther Smith's concert was a follow-up to her successful show in Kumasi, which also saw a huge turnout.
The Accra concert was hosted by Okay FM's Abeku Santana and featured a powerful performance by Esther Smith, who was joined by other gospel artists including Morris Babyface, O. J, Noble Nketsiah and many others.
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