Gospel musician Noble Nketsiah has revealed that his hit song “Yesu Wo Do” was the turning point that reshaped both his life and his music career.
In an interview on No.1 FM, the celebrated gospel artiste said the song opened doors, earned him widespread recognition, and connected him to a much larger audience.
He credited renowned producer Morris Babyface for playing a pivotal role in his rise.
“Morris Babyface is my destiny helper. He helped me from the depth of his heart,” he said.
Noble Nketsiah stressed that his journey has been guided entirely by God’s direction, noting that divine counsel has always been his compass.
“My secret is God. Just follow His ways. When you walk in the counsel of God, everything you do is always relevant,” he stated.
He disclosed that although he once had the potential to pursue a career in medicine, gospel music was the path God chose for him — and he has never looked back.
Noble Nketsiah added that the success of “Yesu Wo Do” remains one of the biggest milestones of his career, continuing to shape his mission and influence within Ghana’s gospel music space.



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