Gospel musician and Media Excel Production signee, Kofi Sarpong, has called on Ghanaians to seek God’s guidance as the nation faces pressing socio-economic and security challenges.
Speaking to Revolve News Ghana, the newly appointed Odorkor District Police Commander stressed that Ghana’s current difficulties require more than human effort. He noted that issues such as economic hardship, moral decline, and illegal mining (galamsey) demand divine intervention.
“Ghana needs a miracle,” he said. “We will do our best, but only God’s miracle can take us far and make our dreams and lives better.”
His comments come alongside the release of his new single, “Miracle”, which emphasizes the transformative power of God. The track aims to inspire hope and strengthen faith among Ghanaians.
Balancing his dual roles in music and law enforcement, Sarpong continues to advocate for unity, positivity, and national development, urging citizens to remain prayerful and optimistic.
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