
Renowned Ghanaian gospel musician Noble Nketsiah is set to celebrate an extraordinary 25 years of ministry with a special anniversary concert dubbed “Noble at 25” (TUV HAELOHIM).
The milestone marks a quarter of a century of music, ministry and dedicated service to God, during which Noble Nketsiah has blessed audiences with soul-lifting songs that have inspired and encouraged Christians and music lovers across generations.
The celebration is scheduled for Sunday, October 25, 2026, at the ICGC Calvary Temple, with the programme set to begin at 5:00pm.
The highly anticipated anniversary concert will bring together some of Ghana’s respected gospel ministers, including Pastor Joe Beecham, Rev. Mary Ghansah, Obaapa Christy, Kofi Karikari, and Seth Acheampong. Organisers have also teased the appearance of a surprise minister.
Dubbed a celebration of God’s faithfulness, the event is expected to feature powerful ministrations, praise, worship and thanksgiving as Noble Nketsiah reflects on his remarkable journey in gospel music.
After 25 years of remaining committed to his calling, the veteran gospel musician is inviting fans, fellow musicians, industry stakeholders and Christians to join him for an unforgettable evening of worship and celebration.
“Noble at 25” promises to be more than just a concert; it will be a thanksgiving for 25 years of God’s grace, impact and unwavering faithfulness.
The grand celebration comes off on October 25, 2026, at ICGC Calvary Temple from 5:00pm.





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