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Gospel artiste and songwriter, Pius O Praiz is out with a new soul-touching song, ‘MII DA BO SHI’.
‘MII DA BO SHI’ which connotes ‘Thanksgiving’ highlights the message of a consistent thanksgiving to God despite trials and tribulations.
Pius O Praiz in the song encourages believers not to be distracted by their current situations rather “stay in thanksgiving course when God’s glory goes up and the blessing comes down.”
Pius O Praiz’s survival after battling a serious illness gave him the profound inspiration to write ‘MII DA BO SHI’ to reflect on God’s glory and share his blessing with others.
The passionate Worship and Praises leader also boasts of spirit-filled and soul-lifting worship songs like ‘First Love’ and Boka released in 2016 and 2017 respectively.
About Pius O Praiz
Born Pius Osei, Pius O Praiz grew up in Tema- Accra. He is a songwriter and performer who expresses gratitude to God for his grace and mercies through music.
Pius O Praiz is more than a contemporary gospel artiste with an R&B foundation. His dynamic music and rich body of works is a testament to his anointed force.
Pius obtained a bachelor’s degree in procurement and supply chain management from the Methodist University Ghana and also holds a Certificate from the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.
Pius became a household name just after participating in the reality television show, Mentor Season 4.

He is now on the rise with his phenomenal contemporary Africa gospel music. Pius believes his music ministry has a key role to play in encouraging and blessing believers and non-believers.
His latest song ‘MI DA BO SHI’ is currently receiving heavy on traditional media and online streaming music platforms.
Watch the song below:
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