Ella Mensah New Release "Wɔ Nyonmo, Our God"

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Minister Ella Mensah is a dynamic Gospel Artist with a passion for worship and ministry through music. 

Born and raised in Ghana, she discovered her love for singing at a young age and has since dedicated her life to sharing the message of faith, hope, and love through her songs. 

With a soul-stirring voice and a heart for God, Minister Ella Mensah is set to release her debut single, "Nyomo Our God," a powerful anthem of praise and adoration to the Almighty. 

Drawing inspiration from her personal journey of faith and the promises found in Scripture, Minister Ella's music resonates with authenticity and conviction, inviting listeners into a deeper connection with God. 

Through her ministry, she aims to inspire others to experience the transformative power of worship and to encounter the presence of God profoundly. 

As she embarks on this new chapter in her music career, Minister Ella Mensah remains committed to using her talents to glorify God and uplift the hearts of all who hear her music.

Copies of this nice song is on all the digital platforms. Kindly go and stream

https://open.spotify.com/album/3c5LL0InE9zSSsqLv9WCNN

https://www.boomplay.com/albums/87590606?srModel=COPYLINK&srList=WEB

https://music.apple.com/gh/artist/ella-mensah/1738640750



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