After twenty‑five years of shaping the soundscape of Ghanaian gospel, Noble Nketsiah is ready to throw down a celebration that honours his journey and the mark he’s left on the industry.
The veteran singer took to Instagram to announce the milestone, revealing that the grand anniversary concert will hit on October 25, 2026, with an official launch set for September 1.
In the post, Noble Nketsiah gave thanks to God for the grace that carried him through. He spoke with reverence about the songs that have poured out of his ministry and into the world, and about the privilege of serving through music for 25 years.
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Ahead of the October 25 event, Noble Nketsiah take fans down memory lane via interviews , sharing untold stories and inspirations behind some of his songs, major wins in his career, personal testimonies that will give fans an immersive look into stories that defined his career.
Noble Richard Nketsiah, born on July 27, 1980, in Winneba, is a renowned Ghanaian gospel musician whose career spans more than two decades. He began writing and performing gospel songs during his formative school years in Kumasi and later studied at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Technology.
Noble Nketsiah released his debut album “Yesu Do” in 2001, earning early recognition in Ghana’s gospel scene. His breakthrough came with the 2006 album “My Vision”, which won Gospel Song of the Year and Gospel Album of the Year at the Ghana Music Awards. He has since received multiple honours, including Album of the Year at the Ceval Gospel Music Awards in 2007 and Best Collaboration of the Year at the Ghana Music Awards UK in 2022.
As founder of Nobket Ministries, Nketsiah is known for blending traditional Ghanaian rhythms with contemporary gospel, often singing in Twi. His catalogue includes hit songs such as “Mmofra Yi”, Awanwasɛm Bi,” “Meteaseyi,” and “Makoma Ahye Ma.”
Widely regarded as a pillar of Ghanaian gospel music, Noble Nketsiah’s work emphasizes worship, hope, and faith, cementing his legacy as one of the genre’s most enduring voices.