Gospel musician Quame Gyedu embarks on project to support children with disabilities

On September 9, 2022, 8:21 AM

Songwriter of the Year at the 2022 Ghana National Gospel Music Award (GNGMA), Quame Gyedu, has set up a foundation known as ‘The Able Child Village Project’ to help children with disabilities in Kyekyere in the Ashanti Region.

Quame Gyedu disclosed how his mother suffered in taking care of him when he was a child due to the deformity of his left hand.

This motivated him to embark on a mission to help others in similar situations.

According to Quame, sub-chiefs and heads of schools have shown interest in his project, and he aims to build an apartment to encamp all the children with disability in Kyekyere to equip them with the necessary knowledge and ideas that will make them believe in themselves and have self-confidence.

He hopes to extend the project to other parts of the region, specifically Kumasi. He appealed to the public to support “The Able Child Village Project” in cash or kind by dialling *234*15075* to make the children happy.

Who Is Quame Gyedu?

Quame Gyedu is the founder and leader of the Quame Gyedu Ministry, which has existed for 8years. He held his first major event, ‘A Reason to Worship’, in 2011 at the Revival Word Chapel International in Kumasi.

He released his first single, Praise and the Raised, in 2011, giving him much attention. In 2014, he released his first Album, Altar Call, which has been a blessing to many.

In 2015, he changed his yearly event from ‘A Reason to Worship’ to ‘Festival of Testimonies’

The event has seen tremendous growth amidst all challenges.

In 2018, Quame Gyedu, at his event, recorded his new album dubbed Grateful Vibes, which is expected to drop anytime within the year as he gets ready to embark on his nationwide tour. The album has songs like W’adom, Din Jesus, De Hene, Worthy to be Praised and many others.

He is currently the Music Head of Revival Life Outreach Church under the leadership of Rev. Eric Adjei Bediako.

Story By Grace Tsotsoo Quaye

Gospel musician Quame Gyedu