Great Ampong Ordained as Reverend Minister in the US

Great Ampong, the renowned Ghanaian gospel artist, has achieved a significant milestone in his spiritual journey.

He was ordained as a Reverend Minister by Ghanaian-American Archbishop Kofi Adonteng Boateng during a visit to the Archbishop’s church in the United States.

This ordination recognizes Great Ampong’s dedication to spreading the gospel through music and supporting the Christian community.

During the ceremony, Archbishop Kofi Adonteng Boateng encouraged Great Ampong to reconcile with those he had conflicts with in the past, including fellow musician Daddy Lumba.

Great Ampong took this opportunity to publicly apologize to Daddy Lumba, marking a moment of reconciliation between the two artists.

Great Ampong has been a prominent figure in Ghana’s gospel music scene for nearly two decades, known for soul-stirring songs such as “Hossana,” “Akoko Funu,” and “Style Bia Bi.” His music has resonated deeply with audiences, contributing to his widespread acclaim.

The feud between Great Ampong and Daddy Lumba, stemming from disagreements over royalties following their collaboration on the Christian song “Hosanna,” has been a topic of media interest over the years. Both artists even released diss tracks addressing their grievances.

With this new title of Reverend Minister, Great Ampong embarks on a new chapter in his ministry, continuing to inspire through his music and spiritual leadership.

His ordination underscores his enduring commitment to his faith and his role within the Christian community.