Gospel sensation and Discovery of the Year nominee, Asirah has expressed her heartfelt desire to take the stage at this year’s Praise Achievement Awards, not only as a nominee but also as a performer ready to share her gift with the world.
For the fast-rising singer/songwriter, the opportunity would mean much more than recognition — it would be the realization of a dream to minister through music and officially introduce her unique sound to a wider audience.
“I know it’s not easy, but I believe it’s possible,” Asirah said with faith and determination, at an engagement with the media in Accra. “Performing at this event would be a dream come true; a moment to minister, inspire, and let people know who I am and what I stand for.”
Asirah’s music is a refreshing fusion of gospel, jazz, soul, R&B, and Afrobeats, carefully crafted to connect deeply with younger audiences. Her songs address real-life issues such as addiction, identity, and spiritual growth, creating an authentic bridge between faith and everyday struggles.
Industry observers have praised her for her versatility and vocal strength, describing her sound as both contemporary and spiritually grounded — a rare blend that gives gospel music a youthful yet timeless appeal. With her growing fan base and increasing media attention, Asirah is quickly carving out a distinct space for herself in Ghana’s vibrant gospel landscape.
Her nomination at the Praise Achievement Awards 2025 marks a significant milestone in her budding career, validating her dedication and artistry. But for Asirah, the greater joy lies in using her platform to touch lives.
“Music is my ministry,” she added. “Whether I’m on a big stage or in a small gathering, my mission is the same — to bring hope, healing, and truth through song.”
As anticipation builds toward the awards night, Asirah’s declaration is a testament to her passion, humility, and readiness to serve. Whether or not she gets to perform, her journey reflects the heart of gospel music — faith, purpose, and the courage to dream beyond limitations.
