Fast-rising gospel artiste, Lady Cee is set to give insights into two massive upcoming projects in 2021 as she remains keen on promoting her music while impacting lives in society.
Known in real life as Christabel Nana Akosua Yeboah, the gospel act burst into the scene in 2018 with her first hit song ‘God is Aware’.
The inspirational song touched lives and lead to her second single ‘One point’ in 2019.
Unfortunately, Lady Cee and her team could not promote the song last year as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Now geared up for 2021, the gospel musician has set her sight on serving fans and the Ghanaian populace with good music while embarking on a number of projects as well.
On the Atinka Showbiz programme hosted by ‘Don Stiga’ scheduled to air at 15:00GMT today, Lady Cee will be in the studio to shed light on what fans should expect from her this year.
Among many other things, the young artiste will open up on, is her campaigns dubbed; ‘Depression Kills’ and ‘Rich Wives Respect Your Husbands’.
In an interaction before today’s programme, Lady Cee has told Modernghana News that the campaigns will be launched in March and May respectively.
For more information on the campaigns and songs to be released this year, fans are urged to tune in to Atinka FM today at 15:00GMT to listen to Lady Cee.
Fans can also follow her on her social media handles below:
Facebook: @23Cee
Instagram: lady_cee23
Watch live below:



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