As Ghana navigates a number of urgent socioeconomic and security crises, gospel artist and Media Excel Production signee Kofi Sarpong has urged Ghanaians to seek divine intervention.

The recently appointed Odorkor District Police Commander stated in an interview with Revolve News Ghana that Ghana’s current predicament calls for both human effort and God’s direct intervention. Many people who are increasingly concerned about the nation’s economic hardships, moral deterioration, and international instability can relate to his message.

Kofi Sarpong, who is well-known for his upbeat songs and powerful spiritual influence, emphasised that even the ongoing battle against illegal mining (galamsey) necessitates God’s participation. He claims that the complexity of the threat extends beyond task forces and regulations.

”Ghana needs a miracle,” he stated. “We will do our best, but only God’s miracle can take us far and make our dreams and lives better.”

His comments coincide with the release of his most recent track, “Miracle,” which serves as a reminder of God’s supernatural ability to change people’s lives and entire countries. The song seeks to uplift Ghanaians’ spirits, bolster their faith, and remind them of the spiritual aspect of their struggles.

In order to foster harmony, optimism, and the advancement of the country, Kofi Sarpong continues to use both his music profession and his position as a law enforcement officer. He exhorts people to maintain their optimism and prayer throughout these trying times.

Watch video for ‘Miracle’ below.