Gospel musician and pastor, Sonnie Badu, will host a ground-breaking concert dubbed “Rhythms of Africa: The Peace Edition” on Friday, November 29 at the Independence Square in Accra.
The concert aims at promoting peace, love, and unity as the country gets ready for elections on December 7.
According to the organizers, the concert will feature top gospel musicians who will use their songs to encourage unity alongside dignitaries who will use their presence to inspire peace.
“Through powerful music and worship, they will remind Ghanaians that peace starts with each person and spreads to everyone around them. The main message is clear: Ghana must stay united and strong, no matter the challenges,” they added.
The organizers explained that the Independence Square, where the event will be held, was a symbol of Ghana’s freedom and strength.
“Sonnie Badu chose this location to show his commitment to bringing the country together during this important time. I believe that music, prayer, and faith are strong tools to heal divisions and give people hope, especially as the elections approach,” the organizers added.
“Rhythms of Africa: The Peace Edition” is not just a concert. It is a moment for everyone to reflect, pray, and commit to keeping the peace in Ghana. As people come together under the sky at this historic venue, they will be reminded that unity is Ghana’s greatest strength.”
“This concert is a chance to celebrate peace and come together as one nation. Let’s all take part in this amazing experience and stand together for a peaceful and bright future for Ghana,” they stressed.
Source: Ghana/MaxTV/MaxFM/max.com.gh/Joyceline Natally Cudjoe
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