Renowned Ghanaian gospel musician Cecilia Marfo has opened up about her struggles and emotional challenges, expressing disappointment over the lack of support from the current government. According to her, she feels neglected despite her years of service and dedication to promoting gospel music and inspiring lives.
In a heartfelt revelation, Cecilia Marfo shared that she has remained committed to her calling as a minister of God, using her platform to spread hope and spiritual revival across the nation. However, she feels that her efforts have not been adequately recognized or appreciated by those in leadership.
“I have served faithfully and given my best to this country through music and ministry, but I feel overlooked,” she lamented, emphasizing the emotional toll that comes with feeling unsupported after years of dedication.
The gospel icon highlighted the importance of governmental and institutional support for artists, especially those in the gospel industry who often operate with limited financial resources. She believes such encouragement would help sustain the growth of Ghana’s creative and spiritual sectors.
Cecilia Marfo concluded by expressing hope that future policies would recognize and uplift gospel musicians who continue to make an impact both spiritually and socially. Her remarks have sparked conversations about how the government can do more to support the creative arts industry.
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