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Ghanaian-born, US-based gospel sensation Mz Nana, known offstage as Nana Yaa Otchere, has once again captured the spotlight with three prestigious nominations for the 2025 Ghana Music Awards USA.
The acclaimed artiste has been recognised again in the categories of Female Artiste of the Year, Gospel Artiste of the Year, and Gospel Song of the Year 2025 for her powerful single "Faithful God," solidifying her status as a leading figure in the gospel music scene.
The 2025 Ghana Music Awards USA nominations mark another milestone in Mz Nana’s blossoming career.
Her song "Faithful God," a heartfelt anthem of gratitude and divine trust, has resonated deeply with listeners, earning a nomination for Gospel Song of the Year.
Competing alongside other notable tracks such as "Lani Jara Wa" by Basil Larkai and "Aseda" by Rita Queen, "Faithful God" showcases Mz Nana’s ability to craft music that uplifts and inspires.

Meanwhile, her nomination for Female Artiste of the Year and Gospel Artiste of the Year further highlight her versatility and influence, placing her in the company of talents like Herty Corgie, Millicent Yankey, and Gina Idan.
A Journey Rooted in Faith
Born and raised in Accra, Ghana, Mz Nana’s musical journey began at a young age, singing at Sunday schools and youth conventions at the Church of Pentecost in Accra alongside her grandmother.
This early foundation shaped her soulful style and unwavering commitment to spreading messages of hope through her music.
After relocating to the United States, she continued to build her career, gaining recognition for her emotive performances and authentic lyrics.
Her 2023 single "Oma Ne Nsa So," meaning "The Mighty Hand of God," became a global hit, earning her the Gospel Song of the Year at the 2023 Ghana Music Awards USA and the Gospel Artiste of the Year USA at the 2024 edition, held at the Grand Resort Hotel in Mount Laurel, New Jersey.
Mz Nana’s impact extends beyond her music. In late 2024, she made headlines for her philanthropic efforts, donating sewing machines and hair dryers to graduates of the Eno Baatanpa Foundation in Asamankese to support their entrepreneurial ventures.
This act of generosity reflects her commitment to uplifting communities, aligning with the themes of empowerment and faith in her music. Her recent announcement of a free concert and an unexpected musical collaboration has further fueled excitement among fans, signaling her intent to continue pushing creative boundaries.
Now in its sixth edition, the Ghana Music Awards USA has become a vital platform for celebrating Ghanaian musical talent in the diaspora.
The 2025 nominees were unveiled on May 23, 2025, during a live broadcast on United Showbiz, generating significant buzz. The awards ceremony, set for August 16, 2025, at @acx1studios, is poised to be a night of glitz and celebration, with Mz Nana’s nominations positioning her as a frontrunner in the gospel and female artiste categories.
A Bright Future Ahead
Mz Nana’s nominations come at a time when her career is reaching new heights. Her 2024 EP, Praise The Lord, featuring tracks like "Praise Medley," showcased her vocal prowess and spiritual depth, earning critical acclaim. Her ability to connect with audiences through songs like "Oma Ne Nsa So" and "Faithful God" has made her a beacon of inspiration in the gospel community.
As she prepares for the 2025 awards, fans are rallying behind her, hopeful that she will add to her growing collection of accolades.
As the 2025 Ghana Music Awards USA approaches, Mz Nana remains focused on her mission to inspire through music and ministry.
Her nominations are testament to her talent, hard work, and unwavering faith, qualities that have endeared her to fans worldwide.
Whether she takes home one or all three awards, Mz Nana’s journey from Accra to the global stage continues to inspire, proving that music rooted in faith can transcend borders and touch hearts.
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