‎#MaxTZFestival25: Yaw Siki converts sinners to Christ

The once talented secular artist turned preacher, Isaac Okai known in the showbiz circles as Yaw Siki has called on Ghanaians who are not in Christ to change for the better.
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‎According to him, he almost died after a gory accident in 2013 when he became popular for his hit track “Wope Dodo.”
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‎Speaking at the Third Edition of Max TZ Festival which was held at the forecourt of iMax Media at Darkuman Junction in Accra on Sunday, Yaw Siki indicated that God redeemed him from a life threatening operation.
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‎”God saved me after my accident because a person that I have to be operated on, I did not have the operation imposed on me by health practitioners. If God has saved my life then he will do the same thing for you,” he preached.
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‎Yaw Siki used the occasion to convert those who had not yet received Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Savior to Christ.
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‎He condemned all the canal things and prepared the minds of Ghanaians to God, stressing that “God is capable of restoring their lives and making their lives worthy.”
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‎The former Hip life Artiste was involved in a near fatal accident on April 15, 2013 on the Tema-Motorway road when he and his friend, driver of the vehicle, were returning to Tema from Accra after a business meeting.
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‎He was later transferred to the Surgical (Neurological) ward of the 37 Military Hospital on Wednesday, April 17.
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‎After surviving the accident, he made a resolution to stop writing secular music and refrained from his addiction to drugs, pornography, masturbation and every other sexual immoral act.
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