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‘Yesu Wo Do’ Was The Turning Point In My Career – Noble Nketsiah

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For gospel musician Noble Nketsiah, one song did more than climb the charts. It changed the course of his life.

The celebrated gospel artiste has revealed that his hit song Yesu Wo Do marked the defining moment in his music career, opening doors to wider recognition and introducing his ministry to a much larger audience.

Speaking in an interview on No.1 FM, Noble Nketsiah reflected on the impact of the song and acknowledged the people who stood by him during his rise.

“Morris Babyface is my destiny helper. He helped me from the depth of his heart,” he said, expressing gratitude to the producer for the role he played in his journey.

Despite the success that followed, the singer insists the true foundation of his career has always been his faith in God.

“My secret is God. Just follow His ways. When you walk in the counsel of God, everything you do is always relevant,” he stated.

Noble Nketsiah also revealed that he once had the potential to pursue a career in medicine. However, he believes God had a different assignment for him, one that placed a microphone in his hands instead of a stethoscope.

Looking back, the gospel star says the success of Yesu Wo Do remains one of the greatest milestones of his career. Years after its release, the song continues to shape his ministry and stands as a reminder that sometimes one inspired melody is all it takes to transform a calling into a legacy.

With over 25 years of experience in the music industry, Richmond Adu-Poku adeptly integrates his expertise in writing, music, and entrepreneurship. He serves as the General Secretary of the Ghana Association of the Phonographic Industry (GAPI) and the CEO of Ghana Music Live. Richmond is also a sought-after consultant for key industry players, including MUSIGA. In addition to his creative roles, he works full-time as a business consultant.

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