Ghanaian media personality Afia Adepa Kwarteng has officially released a three-track mini album titled Oguama Mogya, a heartfelt thanksgiving project following her survival of a life-threatening thyroid surgery in 2025.
The inspirational mini-album, currently available on major digital streaming platforms including YouTube, marks a deeply personal chapter in Afia’s life — one shaped by pain, faith, resilience, and gratitude.
After undergoing a serious thyroid surgery that nearly cost her life last year, Afia Adepa Kwarteng has chosen to channel her experience into music as a way of expressing her appreciation to God for preserving her life.
The surgery, which also posed a risk to her voice, was a defining moment for the seasoned broadcaster. Surviving the procedure not only restored her health but strengthened her faith — inspiring her to create a thanksgiving offering through song.
Oguama Mogya, which translates to “The Lamb’s Blood,” reflects themes of divine protection, healing, and gratitude. The three tracks carry a message of hope and spiritual reflection, resonating with anyone who has faced adversity and emerged stronger.
Unlike a conventional commercial release, Afia describes the mini album as a spiritual testimony. Each track embodies her journey — from fear and uncertainty to healing and victory.
The project also stands as a symbol of her renewed purpose: using her voice not just in media but as a vessel of encouragement and inspiration.
Fans and well-wishers can stream Oguama Mogya on all major digital music platforms. The project is also accessible on YouTube, allowing listeners across the globe to share in her testimony through music.
With this release, Afia Adepa Kwarteng proves that her survival story did not end in the hospital — it has blossomed into a message of thanksgiving, faith, and resilience.
From surviving a life-threatening health scare to releasing a spiritually uplifting mini album, Afia’s journey is a powerful reminder that sometimes, our greatest testimonies are born from our toughest trials.
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