Award winning female gospel musician Diana Hamilton has explained that she does not do songs because of awards she will receive on stages.
The spirit-filled ministrel, a Grammy-winning gospel musician, claims that when she is writing a song, she does not consider how many prizes she would receive.
Diana Hamilton stated during an interview with Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz that she respects the passing of the seasons. She emphasized that receiving an award signifies the end of her career.
“I don’t do a song with an award in mind. We are just working. If an award comes then it’s my time, if it does not come then it’s not my time. With that in mind, it does not matter what happens in the system,” Hamilton said.
Diana Hamilton has received numerous honors from national and international award organizations.
Her new single, ‘My Meditations’ is currently making waves in and beyond the country.
In other local news, from current happenings, you need no seer to tell you the country is heading in a wrong direction.
In a time of hourly inflation, just bear in mind the price of a good today, is only its price today. Tomorrow certainly has it’s own price.
Just this, smacks of a country heading in a wrong direction.
77 percent of Ghanaians believe the country is headed in the wrong direction according to a survey conducted by Global Info Analytics.
Interestingly, the survey found that 16% of Ghanaians thought their nation was moving in the right direction.
Seven percent of those surveyed had no view on where the nation was going.
The survey’s findings were based on data from a sample size of 5,661.
Every economic indicator of the country does not paint a pleasant picture.
Ghana has experienced unusually sharp food price increases on the African continent, according to the Food Price Index in Countries in Sub-Saharan Africa.
