In an interview on Joy Prime’s Changes show, he referenced the Bible, explaining that Jesus Christ did not charge anyone for the blood shed on the cross.

However, if one must charge, he advised considering the size of the church and the type of event, as not everyone may be able to afford the fee.

“We have not been called to make money out it. My plea is that as Christians, we shouldn’t be so rigid and hard fisted on how people should get you. You need to consider a lot of things like the size of the church. Let’s not be so strict; it’s not cast in stone. If you had to put a charge on the message of the cross, how much will it be? You can’t put a price on the cross,” he told the host, Roselyn Felli.

Mr. Peprah also emphasized that event organizers should take into account the logistics involved for the musicians and ensure they are fairly compensated, enabling them to pay those who assist in their performances.

He firmly believes that anyone guided by the Holy Spirit who invites a gospel artist to perform would gladly and promptly reward them for their work.

“If anybody invites you and the person truly has the Holy Spirit in him or her, the person wouldn’t have a problem with some of these things,” he said.

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Speaking on Hitz FM’s Hitz Praise Zone with Nii Noi, the Yesu Nyame Ba hitmaker said the decision to leave the intelligence agency came after he received a formal query from his superiors while granting a live interview on the same station.

“I have left the BNI for about four years. It was in the studio that I received my query letter. Yes, in this house. I came for an interview. It’s a broken record, but this is the first time I am being explicit about it,” he stated.

He explained that the ethics of the Bureau did not permit officers to publicly engage in music or related activities.

“I was given the opportunity to resign or quit everything relating to music—pull down all my YouTube stuff, you know. Those are the ethics. I’m saying this so that if you are in it and want to do music, you know what you are getting yourself into,” he added.

Kofi Owusu Peprah, known for songs such as Big God, Matwen, and Amen, has steadily built a name for himself in Ghana’s gospel music scene. His sound blends contemporary worship with traditional highlife elements, drawing audiences across generations.

He is currently preparing for a major gospel concert scheduled for 17th August 2025 at Cedar Mountain Chapel in Accra.

The event is expected to feature live ministrations, guest performances, and a celebration of his musical journey so far.

The esteemed minster of God passed away in the early hours of Sunday, November 10, 2024.

Known for his timeless worship songs like Matwen Awurade Anim and Wo Nkutoo Na Wos3 Ayeyi, Rev. Mensah was not only a spiritual leader but a musical pioneer whose soul-stirring hymns continue to resonate with worshippers across Ghana.

Until his passing, he served as the senior pastor of Grace Baptist Church in Amakom, Kumasi, where his ministry touched countless lives.

Reacting to the loss, Kofi Owusu Peprah expressed both sorrow and faith, noting that while he is dumbfounded, he finds comfort in knowing his father is on the wings of angels.

In a heartfelt tribute, he shared, “Perplexed, but not in despair! Thank you, Daddy, see you on the Resurrection Day. It’s going to take a while… But I promise, every time is Worship Time. I encourage myself knowing I HONORED YOU.”

Fans and all who have been touched by his soul-stirring songs have sent messages of condolences to the grieving family.

Kofi Peprah charged the crowd with a medley of his songs, and the anointing and prophetic magnetism could be felt in the four corners of the venue.

His song, Big God did the magic for worshippers who appreciated his music with a wave of their handkerchiefs and energetic dance moves.

The musician, who comes from a genealogy of music lovers, made both his earthly and Heavenly fathers proud with a powerful ministration.

He rose to fame after a merged cover with his father which has not only blessed the nation of Ghana, but the entire Christendom.

Joy like a river was flowing and the audiences’ reaction proved they were having a good time.