The acclaimed artiste has been recognised again in the categories of Female Artiste of the Year, Gospel Artiste of the Year, and Gospel Song of the Year 2025 for her powerful single “Faithful God,” solidifying her status as a leading figure in the gospel music scene.

The 2025 Ghana Music Awards USA nominations mark another milestone in Mz Nana’s blossoming career.

Her song “Faithful God,” a heartfelt anthem of gratitude and divine trust, has resonated deeply with listeners, earning a nomination for Gospel Song of the Year.

Competing alongside other notable tracks such as “Lani Jara Wa” by Basil Larkai and “Aseda” by Rita Queen, “Faithful God” showcases Mz Nana’s ability to craft music that uplifts and inspires.

Meanwhile, her nomination for Female Artiste of the Year and Gospel Artiste of the Year further highlight her versatility and influence, placing her in the company of talents like Herty Corgie, Millicent Yankey, and Gina Idan.

A Journey Rooted in Faith

Born and raised in Accra, Ghana, Mz Nana’s musical journey began at a young age, singing at Sunday schools and youth conventions at the Church of Pentecost in Accra alongside her grandmother.

This early foundation shaped her soulful style and unwavering commitment to spreading messages of hope through her music.

After relocating to the United States, she continued to build her career, gaining recognition for her emotive performances and authentic lyrics.

Her 2023 single “Oma Ne Nsa So,” meaning “The Mighty Hand of God,” became a global hit, earning her the Gospel Song of the Year at the 2023 Ghana Music Awards USA and the Gospel Artiste of the Year USA at the 2024 edition, held at the Grand Resort Hotel in Mount Laurel, New Jersey.

Mz Nana’s impact extends beyond her music. In late 2024, she made headlines for her philanthropic efforts, donating sewing machines and hair dryers to graduates of the Eno Baatanpa Foundation in Asamankese to support their entrepreneurial ventures.

This act of generosity reflects her commitment to uplifting communities, aligning with the themes of empowerment and faith in her music.

Her recent announcement of a free concert and an unexpected musical collaboration has further fueled excitement among fans, signaling her intent to continue pushing creative boundaries.

Now in its sixth edition, the Ghana Music Awards USA has become a vital platform for celebrating Ghanaian musical talent in the diaspora.

The 2025 nominees were unveiled on May 23, 2025, during a live broadcast on United Showbiz, generating significant buzz.

The awards ceremony, set for August 16, 2025, at @acx1studios, is poised to be a night of glitz and celebration, with Mz Nana’s nominations positioning her as a frontrunner in the gospel and female artiste categories.

A Bright Future Ahead

Mz Nana’s nominations come at a time when her career is reaching new heights. Her 2024 EP, Praise The Lord, featuring tracks like “Praise Medley,” showcased her vocal prowess and spiritual depth, earning critical acclaim. Her ability to connect with audiences through songs like “Oma Ne Nsa So” and “Faithful God” has made her a beacon of inspiration in the gospel community.

As she prepares for the 2025 awards, fans are rallying behind her, hopeful that she will add to her growing collection of accolades.

As the 2025 Ghana Music Awards USA approaches, Mz Nana remains focused on her mission to inspire through music and ministry.

Her nominations are testament to her talent, hard work, and unwavering faith, qualities that have endeared her to fans worldwide.

Whether she takes home one or all three awards, Mz Nana’s journey from AccraA to the global stage continues to inspire, proving that music rooted in faith can transcend borders and touch heart.

The prestigious award, held at the Grand Resort Hotel, Mount Laurel, New Jersey, a significant recognition in the diaspora music community, was secured with her soul-stirring single “Oma Ne Nsa So.”

“Oma Ne Nsa So,” which translates to “The Mighty Hand of God,” and her new spirit-filled single, “Faithful God,” has captured the hearts of gospel music lovers both in Ghana and abroad.

The songs, filled with messages of hope and divine intervention, reflect Mz Nana’s deep-rooted faith and commitment to inspiring others through music.

In her own words, she created “Oma Ne Nsa So”  to remind listeners that “at His own appointed time, God will lift His mighty hand over every difficult situation and grant us eternal peace and victory.”

The accompanying music video for “Oma Ne Nsa So,” shot by Tyron Films, has been gaining traction on YouTube, further cementing her impact in the gospel music scene.

Mz Nana’s journey in gospel music began at a young age in Ghana, where she sang at Sunday schools and youth conventions at the Church of Pentecost with her grandmother.

Her passion for singing and her faith grew as she joined the Kings Chapel Vine Yard in Madina, Accra, where she became an integral part of the praise and worship team.

Even after moving to the United States 21 years ago to join her husband, Dr. Francis Otchere, Mz Nana continued her ministry in music, actively participating in church choirs and praise teams.

Currently, Mz Nana serves as a praise and worship leader at the International Miracle Chapel in Burtonsville, Maryland.

Her dedication to her craft is supported by her husband, who is also the executive producer behind the Otchere’s production. Together, they have crafted a music ministry that continues to inspire and uplift.

In addition to her musical achievements, Mz Nana is also an entrepreneur. She recently opened “Nayak Beauty Supply”, in Chantilly, Virginia in the same shopping centre as the popular “Dulles Expo Center”, in the Fairfax County, expanding her influence beyond the gospel music scene into the beauty industry.

As a licensed cosmetologist, certified sisterlocks consultant and hairstylist in Virginia, she has successfully balanced her passion for music with her entrepreneurial endeavours.

As Mz Nana continues to make waves in the gospel music industry, her victory at the recently held Ghana Music Awards-USA is a testament to her hard work, faith, and dedication.

With her debut singles “Praise Medley, Praise The Lord, Aseda Ka, Wo Ye Onyame” and the rest are already making a significant impact, fans and music lovers alike can expect more inspiring music from this talented gospel artiste.

Hosted by the charismatic Fiifi Forson and the delightful Doreen Avio, the occasion served as a platform for Mz Nana to officially introduce herself to the Ghanaian media.

Expressing her overwhelming gratitude, Mz Nana, who embarked on her gospel music journey in 2022, emphasized her commitment to staying in the industry.

Despite the geographical distance, she is determined to fit into the Ghanaian gospel music scene with the support of her dedicated team.

With a two-year professional journey, Mz Nana has already produced nine songs, with five already released. During the event, she shared the inspiring story behind “Oma Ne Nsa So,” a song that encapsulates 15 years of prayer and reflection on a personal issue.

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Mz Nana emphasized her openness for business, highlighting that songwriting doesn’t confine her to a particular space.

Acknowledging the challenges of being based in the US, she appealed to the Ghanaian media for support, urging them to play her songs and foster collaboration.

Nonetheless, Mz Nana expressed her willingness to travel to Ghana, highlighting her admiration for gospel icon, Obaapa Christy and hinted of a possible collaborations with her.

In a spirit of humility, the ‘Oma Ne Nsa So’ hitmaker expressed her desire to learn from the pioneers of Ghanaian gospel music, adding her unique flavour to the genre.

She expressed readiness to collaborate not only with established artistes but also with the youth, highlighting her ability to blend African and American cultures seamlessly.

Mz Nana’s dedication to blending cultures was evident in her church, which encompasses people from all African nations. She shared her experience of receiving songs from God, emphasizing the importance of cultural integration in her music.

At the climax of the event, Mz Nana left a heartfelt appeal to the media, asking for understanding and collaboration as she seeks to connect with her roots and contribute to the vibrant Ghanaian gospel music scene.

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Following the triumph of her soul-stirring anthem ‘Oma Ne Nsa So,’ which earned her the Gospel Song of the Year at the recent Ghana Music Awards USA, Mz Nana has once again enchanted her audience with a musical journey that encapsulates the essence of praise and worship.

The EP opens with the titular track, ‘Praise The Lord,’ setting the stage for a celestial celebration. Mz Nana’s resounding voice, steeped in emotion and authenticity, invites listeners to join in a joyous chorus of praise. The uplifting rhythm and soulful lyrics resonate with the artist’s deep connection to the divine, creating a harmonious experience that transcends the ordinary.

Following this jubilant hymn is the ‘Praise Medley,’ a seamless blend of melodies that elevates the worship experience. Mz Nana, with her vocal prowess, leads a melodic journey through expressions of gratitude and adoration. The medley weaves together various hymns and spiritual refrains, creating a tapestry of worship that speaks to the soul.

The EP reaches its pinnacle with ‘Wo Ye Onyame (Live Worship),’ a transcendent live recording that captures the raw essence of worship. Mz Nana’s emotive delivery, coupled with the fervent response of a live audience, creates an intimate atmosphere of reverence. ‘Wo Ye Onyame’ is a heartfelt prayer, a soulful acknowledgment of the divine presence, and a poignant expression of devotion.

The ‘Praise The Lord’ EP, with its tracks ‘Praise The Lord,’ ‘Praise Medley,’ and ‘Wo Ye Onyame (Live Worship),’ stands as a testament to Mz Nana’s commitment to bridging the earthly and the divine through the power of music. These songs, now available on all streaming platforms, have already begun their journey into the hearts of many, resonating with those who seek solace in the divine harmony created by Mz Nana’s musical prowess.

As Mz Nana continues to make waves in the gospel music scene, the ‘Praise The Lord’ EP reaffirms her position as a maestro of spiritual melodies, weaving a tapestry of faith, love, and gratitude for all who lend their ears to the divine symphony she orchestrates.

The ‘Oma Ne Nsa So hitmaker has won a nomination in the second edition of Ghana Music Awards-Europe 2023, specifically the Diaspora Gospel Artiste of the Year category.

She faces tough competition in the category with musicians such as Cee Music, Melody Frimpong, Milicent Yankey, Rita Adomolga, Paapa Yawson, Herty Corgie, Rev Graceman, and duo, ‘Need Worship.’

Nonetheless, Mz Nana, under the music calendar, has equally gained two nomination slots at the fourth edition of GMA-USA 2023, which was held at the Waterford Hotel in Springfield, Virginia.

She is poised to work very hard in order to take home the awards of her nominated categories during the upcoming Ghana Music Awards USA 23, scheduled to be held at the Lincoln Theatre, Ohio, USA, on August 26, 2023.

She was nominated for New Artiste of the Year (US Based) and Gospel Song of the Year categories.

Also, Mz. Nana was among the few selected musicians who performed their crafts at the GMA-USA 2023 nominees’ announcement that brought the audience to their feet for the entire performance at The Waterford Hotel in Springfield, Virginia, USA.

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Meanwhile, Mz Nana dropped her awe-inspiring gospel song last year to entice gospel lovers, and it garnered good attention in the diaspora.

Always poised to uplift believers with her tune, Oma Ne Nsa Nso, which means ‘The Mighty Hand of God’ in the Ghanaian language (Twi), encouraged listeners to be hopeful in every circumstance in life.

Additionally, after smashing through with her Oma Ne Nsa So hit, the gospel maestro kept the fire burning with her Aseda Ka single, which is fast spreading in the gospel sphere.

Speaking on her nominations, Mz Nana thanked God and urged her fans to keep their fingers crossed for the main event in late August this year.

Interestingly, Mz Nana dedicated all her time and talent to the choir and church activities as a praise and worship team member.

Currently, she is a member of the International Miracle Chapel in Burtonsville, Maryland, where she worships and leads the Miracle Harmonics’ praise and worship team.

Mz Nana is a licensed cosmetologist and hair stylist in Virginia. She is an entrepreneur and a businesswoman.

She is fully supported by her husband, Dr Francis Otchere, the executive producer of Otchere’s Production, who writes most of her songs.

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After smashing through with her Oma Ne Nsa So hit, the gospel maestro has released Aseda Ka charging gospel lovers to always remain grateful to their maker.

The dope tune curated by Mz Nana is apt to top the airwaves this yuletide and even into the New Year.

“The public’s reception of my maiden single ‘Oma Ne Nsa So,’ which was written about 15 years ago but was successfully released this year, has been very encouraging. It has affirmed what I’ve always believed in God’s own time; he makes things beautiful.

“The journey has been long and dwindling, but he perfected it for his glory. Therefore, I’m very confident the Lord has me in his plan and working for my good,” she said.

Mz Nana is a Ghanaian-born US-based gospel artiste passionate about expressing her appreciation for God’s majesty and awesome nature.

Born and raised in Ghana with a legal name, Nana Yaa Otchere, she is popularly known by her numerous clients and also on showbiz platforms as Mz Nana.

Growing up in Ghana as a little girl, she attended the Church of Pentecost with her paternal grandmother, where she started singing at Sunday schools and sometimes at the youth conventions.

Mz Nana loved to sing to express her joy for the Lord and encourage people to have faith in the Lord.

The gospel songstress later joined the Kings Chapel Vine Yard at Madina in Accra, where she joined the praise and worship team to continue the gospel business. She also sang at their various crusades and outreach programmes to help propagate the gospel.

When she got married and finally joined her husband in Virginia in the United States of America about 19 years ago, she did not allow the new environment to separate her from the love of the Lord, so she immediately joined the church choir of the Miracle Temple Assembly of God in Silver Spring Maryland where her husband fellowshipped.

Additionally, Mz Nana dedicated all her time and talent to the choir and church activities as a praise and worship team member.

“As a gospel artiste, I know my life must provide comfort and hope to people who listen to my music and follow me on all my social media handles. Beyond that, I’m also a wife, mother, daughter, niece, and sibling to people in my immediate family. My positive attitude to life in general and consistently trying to treat everyone with dignity, respect, and full of compassion help create a positive vibe around me which is felt by people who happen to be around me,” she said.

Currently, she is a member of the International Miracle Chapel in Burtonsville, Maryland, where she worships and leads the Miracle Harmonics’ praise and worship team.

Mz Nana is a licensed cosmetologist and hair stylist in Virginia. She is an entrepreneur and a businesswoman.

She is happily married to her dear and lovely husband, Dr Francis Otchere, and the couple is blessed with two handsome and very responsible young men she dearly loves.

Mz Nana is fully supported by her husband, the executive producer of the Otchere’s production, and writes most of her songs.

Signing off with advice to the Ghanaian youth, she had this to say: “My advice to the youth is to be patient and trust in the Lord and their abilities. They must work on themselves and give themselves time to grow and perfect their craft and talents. They must remember that “God’s delays are not God’s denials” and “things that are done half are never done right.”

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Poised to uplift gospel music lovers with the maiden inspirational song, which literally means ‘The Mighty Hand of God’ in the Ghanaian language (Twi), the song encourages listeners to be hopeful in every circumstance in life.

Talking about what inspired her to break through with ‘Oma Ne Nsa So’, Mz Nana said, Since the Lord we serve always watches over his words to perform, at his own appointed time, he will lift his mighty hands over every difficult situation and turn every challenging condition around and grant us eternal peace and victory.

The Ghanaian gospel sphere has been vibrant with Mz Nana promising her fans she will carve an exceptional niche that will propel her music craft beyond the borders of Ghana.

The five-minute music video has scenic visuals shot by Tyron Films and it is steadily garnering massive numbers on global streaming platform, YouTube.

This is my maiden song and it is certain to win more souls and hearts for Christ. I am keen and ready to begin my new chapter of grace and my ‘Oma Ne Nsa So’ song will motivate and change lots of lives. Believing in God is the first wisdom and God will never forsake believers who patronise my songs for praise and worship, Mz Nana said during an interview.

Mz Nana is a Ghanaian-born US-based gospel artiste passionate about expressing her appreciation for God’s majesty and awesome nature.

Born and raised in Ghana with a legal name, Nana Yaa Otchere, she is popularly known by her numerous clients and also on showbiz platforms as Mz Nana.

Growing up in Ghana as a little girl, she attended the Church of Pentecost with her paternal grandmother, where she started singing at Sunday schools and sometimes at the youth conventions.

Mz Nana loved to sing to express her joy for the Lord and encourage people to have faith in the Lord.

The gospel songstress later joined the Kings Chapel Vine Yard at Madina in Accra, where she joined the praise and worship team to continue the gospel business. She also sang at their various crusades and outreach programmes to help propagate the gospel.

When she got married and finally joined her husband in Virginia in the United States of America about 19 years ago, she did not allow the new environment to separate her from the love of the Lord, so she immediately joined the church choir of the Miracle Temple Assembly of God in Silver Spring Maryland where her husband fellowshipped.

Additionally, Mz Nana dedicated all her time and talent to the choir and church activities as a praise and worship team member.

Currently, she is a member of the International Miracle Chapel in Burtonsville, Maryland, where she worships and leads the Miracle Harmonics’ praise and worship team.

Mz Nana is a licensed cosmetologist and hair stylist in Virginia. She is an entrepreneur and a businesswoman.

She is happily married to her dear and lovely husband, Dr Francis Otchere, and the couple is blessed with two handsome and very responsible young men she dearly loves.

Mz Nana is fully supported by her husband, the executive producer of the Otchere’s production, and writes most of her songs.

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