People packed the Grand Arena Dome on Sunday for MTN Stands in Worship 2025. Maame Serwaa traveled from Amasaman to attend the gospel event. She danced throughout the entire show with her arms raised high. This marked her second time at the annual program, which she found more powerful than her previous experience.
MTN Viva Voices started the night with loud praise songs that lifted everyone to their feet. The Tagoe Sisters followed with timeless performances that sparked memories but still sounded fresh. Moses OK came next with hits that made the crowd clap hard. Nacee delivered emotional songs that brought tears to many faces. Bethel Revival Choir added Ga-traditional elements that united the audience.
Empress Gifty ended the show with energy that kept everyone on their feet. The event gave away MTN airtime worth GH¢1,000 to lucky winners. Some audience members also received expensive phones as prizes. Maame Serwaa said she left with a renewed spirit instead of material gifts. Most attendees agreed the concert felt like a spiritual celebration rather than just entertainment.
MTN Viva Voices started the night with loud praise songs that lifted everyone to their feet. The Tagoe Sisters followed with timeless performances that sparked memories but still sounded fresh. Moses OK came next with hits that made the crowd clap hard. Nacee delivered emotional songs that brought tears to many faces. Bethel Revival Choir added Ga-traditional elements that united the audience.
Empress Gifty ended the show with energy that kept everyone on their feet. The event gave away MTN airtime worth GH¢1,000 to lucky winners. Some audience members also received expensive phones as prizes. Maame Serwaa said she left with a renewed spirit instead of material gifts. Most attendees agreed the concert felt like a spiritual celebration rather than just entertainment.
