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Grammy award winning gospel musician, Kirk Franklin has arrived in Ghana Friday afternoon, ahead of the much anticipated 2013 Adom Praiz concert.
The renowned gospel act touched down at the Kotoka International Airport (KIA) at exactly 13:30hrs GMT aboard a Delta Airline flight with his 16-man band.
Kirk Franklin will on Saturday, August 3 lead an impressive list of gospel acts who will rock this year's Adom Praiz concert at the Perez Dome in Dzorwulu.
An elated Kirk, known for several hit songs including Imagine Me, told media personnel at the airport that he is delighted to be in Ghana.
Apart from Kirk Franklin, Saturday's show will witness exciting performances from Cecelia Marfo, Cwesi Oteng, Ohemaa Mercy and No Tribe.
Tickets are selling hot and fast for GHc50 for VIP and GHc30 for regular.
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