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QwameGaby | |
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Birth name | QwameGaby |
Born | January 21, 1985 |
Occupation(s) | Gospel Musician |
Years active | 1985–present |
QwameGaby is the stage name of Gabriel Kwame, a Ghanaian gospel singer and early proponent of the Ghanaian "Gospel" genre. He is employed by Tigo, a mobile network. [1]
Born in Accra, he began making music in his early school days. He studied at the Accra Academy School [2] and then attended the Institute of Professional Studies, now University of Professional Studies [3] in Accra. There he attained the CIM qualification from the Chartered Institute of Marketing UK, [4] and is currently a Chartered Marketer [5]
QwameGaby began performing Ghana gospel music in June 2014 at the Kumasi Sports Stadium. His first hit single was "Wonderful God" featuring Cwesi Oteng, released in June 2014. [6] His second hit single was "Ogya" featuring D Black and produced by DJbreezy, released in September 2014. [7]
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