Ghana’s gospel music scene has been set alight today as celebrated vocalists Cee Music and Ernest Opoku Jr. officially release their powerful new single, “Oguamma (The Lamb).” The long-anticipated collaboration marks a defining moment in modern Ghanaian gospel, uniting two of the industry’s most influential voices in praise and worship.
Anointed Collaboration, Divine Message
“Oguamma,” which translates to “The Lamb” in English, is a soul-stirring worship anthem that exalts Jesus Christ as the sacrificial Lamb of God. With rich instrumentation, soaring harmonies, and heartfelt lyrics, the song invites listeners into a deep place of reflection and spiritual reverence. The track showcases the unmistakable vocal chemistry between Cee Music and Ernest Opoku Jr., both known for their commanding stage presence and spiritual depth.
A Milestone for Cee Music and Ernest Opoku Jr.
Cee Music, born Cynthia Appiah-Kubi, rose to fame on TV3’s Mentor reality show. Over the years, she has overcome personal and professional hurdles to build a ministry rooted in faith, family, and powerful gospel melodies. Her message has always centered on hope and God’s faithfulness.
Ernest Opoku Jr., one of Ghana’s most anointed gospel voices, has carved a legendary career through a catalog of worship classics that have transcended generations. Known for hits like “Mehyia Yesu” and “Onyame Nim,” Opoku’s passion and vocal prowess are unmistakable in this new joint effort.Social Media Buzz and Streaming Platforms
Following its release, “Oguamma” immediately began trending on social media platforms, with gospel fans and music critics alike praising the blend of spiritual intensity and musical excellence. The song is now available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, Audiomack, Boomplay, and YouTube Music.
Early fan reactions on Instagram and Facebook include comments such as “A timely message in these times!” and “This song is a spiritual breakthrough.”
A New Chapter for Ghanaian Gospel
With “Oguamma,” Cee Music and Ernest Opoku Jr. have set a new benchmark for gospel collaboration in Ghana. The song not only delivers musically, but spiritually uplifts, echoing the enduring message of the cross and the power of redemption.Fans can follow the artists on their official social media platforms for behind-the-scenes footage, testimonies, and announcements regarding the upcoming music video for “Oguamma.”
For now, gospel music lovers have every reason to rejoice — the Lamb has been lifted high through song.
