Daughters of Glorious Jesus, a renowned gospel music group in Ghana, has opened up about why they don’t apply for awards. The group, consisting of Cynthia Appiadu, Edna Sarpong, and Monica Owusu Ansah, revealed that their successful music career is not about collecting accolades.
According to the group, their main focus is on spreading the message of the gospel through their music. They believe that their purpose is to inspire, uplift and bring hope to their fans, rather than seeking recognition through awards.
Daughters of Glorious Jesus has been in the music industry for over three decades and has released several hit songs. Despite their long and successful career, the group is not motivated by the desire for awards or accolades.
In a recent interview, the group reiterated that their passion for music stems from their love for the gospel and the impact it has on people’s lives. They see their music as a ministry and a medium to connect with their fans on a spiritual level.
The group’s decision not to apply for awards has sparked a discussion within the industry about the true purpose of music and the motivations behind seeking recognition. Many have commended Daughters of Glorious Jesus for their sincerity and authenticity in focusing on their music’s message rather than external validation.
As one of the most respected gospel music groups in Ghana, Daughters of Glorious Jesus continues to inspire and touch the hearts of their fans through their timeless music. Their decision to not apply for awards only reinforces their commitment to their calling as gospel musicians.
