BRO SAMMY

Brother Sammy, whose real name is Samuel Opoku, is a renowned gospel musician from Kumasi, celebrated for his remarkable live worship performances. While he is often surrounded by controversies, he is undeniably one of Ghana's most gifted gospel artists. Born and raised in Kumasi, Samuel Opoku is a powerful and well-known Ghanaian gospel artist. He spent his early years with his mother and never met his father. Tragically, when he was nine, he lost his mother, which led to challenging times for him. After his parent's departure, he sought refuge with some pastors who slept in a school park called Amakwatie. Initially, he only sang during church services and crusades alongside gospel ministers like Ernest Opoku and Oware Junior. Fortunately, they eventually connected with producers and gained recognition. Samuel continued his quest for fame until he encountered a legendary figure in the gospel music industry, Seth Frimpong. He eventually met Bassy Mix, who took him to a studio to record his first song. Palance Music produced this track without realizing its potential. The worship song quickly became a hit in Ghana. Brother Sammy then launched his debut album, titled "Progress," which achieved significant success. The well-known Ghanaian gospel artist, Brother Sammy, has been happily married to his stunning wife, Obaa Yaa, who has a curvy figure, for many years.