Ghanaian musician Eugene Marfo, better known by his stage name Kuami Eugene, recently spoke on Joy Prime about his strong religious beliefs and a side of himself that many fans may not know.
In response to inquiries concerning rumors of a gospel project he had been working on, Kuami Eugene shocked the audience by revealing that he already had a finished gospel album, one that was recorded before he was signed to Lynx Entertainment.
“It is still there and is a whole gospel album. I occasionally sell songs from it, but other times, if God so commands, I give them out for free since they have the power to transform someone’s life,” he revealed.
The musician views his faith as a way of life that extends beyond his work. He clarified that his conviction that blessings are frequently intended to be shared is the foundation of his desire to assist others.
“I believe that not all of God’s blessings come to us directly. He emphasized his faith in the efficacy of compassion by saying, “It comes through others.”
Additionally, Kuami Eugene paused to consider how his mentor, Richie Mensah, had changed his life. He attributes his life’s transformation to Mensah’s recognition of his ability.
Eugene acknowledged that mentorship and encouragement had a significant role in his ascent to stardom, saying, “Richie Mensah, for instance, saw this poor boy from the street and made him who I am today.
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Source: Dklassgh.com
