Gospel music powerhouse Diana Antwi Hamilton has revealed a terrifying health scare earlier this year, disclosing that doctors suspected she might have cancer — a moment she says God used to inspire and sustain her through her new single, ‘Nyame Bambofo’ (God the Protector).
In a deeply emotional testimony, the award‑winning artiste recounted how she was booked for surgery on May 27 after doctors detected complications with her appendix. What was expected to be a simple “day case” procedure quickly turned into a frightening ordeal.
“After my session, the doctors informed me that they had to take a portion of my intestines because there was a fear I might have cancer,” she narrated. “Even in my sleep, I could hear the doctor telling me the planned surgery had been successfully done. And after performing it, they think I have cancer. But to confirm it, they need about three weeks for intensive laboratory processes.”
Faced with the possibility of a life‑changing diagnosis, Diana said she turned to God in desperate prayer.
“I told God, for long I have worshipped you. I have a song yet to be released and I cannot use my cancer to minister the song. So please come to my aid,” she said.
Three weeks later, the verdict came — and it was the miracle she prayed for.
“I walked into the consulting room for my result, and the doctor told me, ‘Diana, it’s good news. And it is only God.’”
Following her recovery, Diana Hamilton has released the official video for ‘Nyame Bambofo’, a powerful worship anthem celebrating God’s protection, faithfulness and love. The track is the first single off her upcoming album and, according to her, a personal expression of gratitude for God’s intervention.
“My song Nyame Bambofo has saved me from a lot of atrocities including death, and God has changed my story after facing life challenges,” she said.
The single carries a timely message of thanksgiving, hope and trust in God’s constant presence through every season of life.
By Prince Fiifi Yorke
— Daily Guide
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