Ghanaian gospel musician Noble Nketsiah is set to mark 25 years in ministry with a special anniversary celebration dubbed “Tuv Haelohim”, as he reflects on a quarter-century of music, worship and impact.
The celebration, being organised under Noble Nketsiah Ministries, will feature an anniversary concert in October 2026, with the venue and other details expected to be announced.
The milestone is being celebrated under the message of 25 Years of Grace, 25 Years of Impact and 25 Years of Worship, highlighting Nketsiah’s journey and the role of music in his ministry over the years.
Noble Nketsiah began his recording career in 2001 with his debut album Yesu Do. His subsequent projects, including Gye Me, My Vision, You Are The Reason and I Am Noble, established him as a longstanding voice in Ghanaian gospel music.
His catalogue includes songs such as “Yesu Do,” “Metease Yi,” “Mmofra Yi,” “Anwanwasɛm Bi” and “Makoma Ahye Ma,” songs that have remained familiar to gospel music audiences over the years.
The anniversary comes at a significant point in Nketsiah’s career. In reflecting on his 25-year journey, he has spoken about the grace of God that has sustained him and the privilege of serving through music for more than two decades. Reports on the anniversary celebrations also indicate plans to share stories, testimonies and experiences from his journey with audiences ahead of the main celebration.
The “Tuv Haelohim” Anniversary Concert is expected to serve as a celebration of Nketsiah’s musical journey while giving audiences an opportunity to join him in thanksgiving for 25 years of ministry.
More details about the date, venue and programme are expected to be announced as preparations continue.
Noble Nketsiah at 25 years in ministry. A journey of grace, impact and worship.
