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Ghanaian gospel musician Rita Adomolga has released her new single ‘Wasesa Me’, a soul-lifting gospel tune that motivates believers to keep their faith alive in God.
Drawing from her own experiences, Rita Adomolga reiterates God’s ability to the destiny of people.
The song comes with a captivating music video shot by one of Ghana’s finest music video directors, Skyweb.
Rita has been in the industry over a decade and is steadily gaining more prominence in the the gospel music industry in recent times.
Rita Adomolga’s 'Wasesa Me' is now available to stream and download on music streaming platforms.
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