Gospel music icon Kirk Franklin has hinted at a return to Ghana after a deeply emotional experience during the Kingdom World Tour in Accra.

The event, which also featured Maverick City Music, set the city ablaze with worship and praise, drawing thousands of concert lovers and creating an atmosphere of unity, celebration, and spiritual renewal.

Speaking to media personality Lady Sena after the concert on Sunday, August 18, Franklin expressed his profound admiration for Ghana.

"It feels like home"

This was Kirk Franklin's second time visiting Ghana. As he's a Monday born let's call him Kojo, and will he be back? Sooner than we know it

I enjoyed our convo and hope you do too. Thanks again @kirkfranklin #KingdomWorldTour #Blessed pic.twitter.com/zcrEdlJLIv

— Sena (@LadySena) August 20, 2024

He highlighted the country’s remarkable growth, the warmth of its people, and the transformation from a painful past into a beacon of healing and empowerment.

“This is my second time in Ghana. I am amazed at its growth. It’s beautiful people. It’s beautiful daughters and the expansion of ideas and technology and growth. It’s just beautiful seeing the origin of my black experience as a Black American, see so much success and see so much sustainability in the soil that I come from. It makes me very proud. It makes me want to, even sometimes, make me find deeper roots here, and I will be back very soon because Ghana feels like home,” Kirk Franklin shared.

He went on to express the deep emotional impact of his travels, noting that the experience of building the Black narrative in Ghana would be a memory he cherishes forever.

“What feels like home is the smile of every human that you meet, the smile of every daughter and son that I run into that are birthed from this beautiful space.

"Even though it has a tragic history of our displaced people, they have revisited that moment, and it’s transformed it to be a place of healing and restoration and growth and development and empowerment that only can happen in Ghana,” he added.