
Three of Ghana’s celebrated music icons will light up the stage on Saturday, December 13, 2025, at this year’s MTN Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols at the Accra International Conference Centre.
The star-studded lineup features award-winning gospel minister Joe Mettle, highlife sensation Kuami Eugene, and acclaimed songwriter Kofi Kinaata. Together, their blend of inspirational gospel, contemporary highlife, and Fante rap promises to create a memorable Christmas atmosphere for thousands of attendees.
Themed “The Heart of Christmas,” the festival will combine uplifting music, scripture readings, and festive celebration. Fans are eager to hear Joe Mettle’s soul-stirring vocals and powerful Christian lyrics, with expected performances of classics such as Nya Gyidi, Onwawani – Medɔ Wo, Yesu Adi Nkunim, Nhyira, Turning Around, Mensuro, and Akokyem Nyame.
Kuami Eugene will bring his trademark energy and vocal power, thrilling audiences with hits like Do Better, Odo Asem, Problem, Lamine Yamal, and Y’ahitte Remix featuring King Paluta.
Kofi Kinaata, renowned for electrifying performances that draw massive crowds, will showcase his unique storytelling style through tracks such as Auntie Ama, Abonsam, Overthinking, and his latest release Have Mercy 2 featuring Sarkodie.
Over the years, the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols has become one of MTN Ghana’s most cherished annual traditions, uniting customers, families, stakeholders, and music lovers to reflect on the spiritual essence of Christmas. Through traditional carols, live performances, and scripture readings, the event underscores MTN’s commitment to community engagement and cultural celebration.
The programme begins at 7:00 p.m. and is expected to draw a large audience as the holiday season reaches its peak.
Prince Fiifi Yorke || Daily Guide



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