Celebrated Ghanaian Gospel musician Ceccy Twum has opened up about the profound, transformative impact of her music on listeners’ lives, sharing a stunning revelation that one of her tracks played a role in miraculously reviving a patient from a coma.
Speaking in a recent interview, the singer emphasized that her true focus lies not in worldly accolades but in the spiritual power her songs carry.
Ceccy Twum stated that for her, the greatest reward is hearing how her music acts as a vessel for divine intervention.
“I just thank God that my songs are going far and that people receive anointing through them. If it were about awards, some of us would have stopped singing long ago. My biggest reward is hearing people testify about how my songs have changed their lives,” she said.
The powerful song “Nyame Aye Awie” (meaning ‘God has finished it’ or ‘God has done it’) appears to be at the center of many incredible stories shared by her fans.
The gospel icon recounted several moving testimonies from her audience. And acccording to her a woman told he that repeatedly listening to “Nyame Aye Awie” helped her overcome severe anxiety and enabled her to successfully pass her difficult exams.
Another fan met Ceccy at an embassy and joyfully explained that the very same song helped her secure a visa after numerous failed attempts.
The most extraordinary testimony shared by the musician involved a patient at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital.
“One day, someone called me from Korle Bu Teaching Hospital to tell me that a patient who had been in a coma came back to life—and the first thing he did when he woke up was sing that very song,” she revealed.
Ceccy Twum stressed that these powerful accounts do more than just encourage her; they solidify her conviction that her music is a direct channel for God’s power and grace.
“When you hear things like this, it boosts your morale and makes you believe that God is truly working through you,” she concluded, affirming her dedication to a ministry focused on transformation rather than recognition.
