Gospel Musician Mary Agyemang over the weekend raised money to support her alma matter, St George's International School at Kropo in Kumasi, on Friday with her latest album titled "Change Over".
The occasion was the first speech and prize-giving day of the school which was organised by the Mary Agyemang Ministries and St George's Old Students Association (SAGOSA), in collaboration with the school's management.
Mary Agyemang stole the show as she thrilled the audiences with mind-blowing performance, amidst applause in approval from the crowd. THe top gospel musician , managed by Frimprince Music Productions sang hist gospel tunes on her album such as "Di wo hene", "Yesy Meda wase"
When she was speaking with BEAT WAVES, she said she performed at the programme to raise cash to construct a modern TOilet and Urinal facilities for St George's as a way of giving back to her alma mater, adding that she would also perform to raise money to support other schools.
She stressed on the need for music stars to use their fame to raise money to support their old schools so as to help promote education in the country and advised the students to study hard to become prominent people in the society, know the type of friends they choose and never let anything discourage them from reaching their goals
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