The night opened with a rousing session led by Kweku Teye, whose powerful rendition of “Wo Ye Onyame” set the stage for deep worship. His dynamic vocals and heartfelt delivery captivated the congregation, creating an atmosphere of expectation.
Following him, Team Eternity took the audience even deeper into worship with their signature harmonies and rich instrumentation. Their medley of contemporary and traditional worship songs resonated with attendees, many of whom were seen with lifted hands, completely immersed in praise.
Kofi Owusu Peprah Brings Down Heaven with High-Energy Praise
When Kofi Owusu Peprah mounted the stage, the tempo shifted dramatically. With his commanding presence and energetic delivery, he led the crowd in a power-packed praise session featuring songs like “Matwen” and “The Father’s House”.
The entire auditorium was on its feet, dancing and shouting in celebration of God’s goodness. Peprah’s unique blend of contemporary gospel and African rhythms made for an electrifying segment that had the audience engaged from start to finish.
Pastor Joe Beecham Ushers in a Moment of Intimacy with God
A moment of deep reflection and intimacy followed as Pastor Joe Beecham took the stage. Known for his soul-stirring worship, he led the congregation in timeless classics like “Meda W’ase” and “Ao Yesu”.
As his soothing voice filled the venue, the crowd swayed in unison, many kneeling in prayer, overcome by the overwhelming presence of God. His performance was a gentle yet powerful reminder of God’s faithfulness and love.
Diana Hamilton’s Commanding Ministration: A Night of Healing and Breakthroughs
Then came the night’s most anticipated moment—the arrival of Diana Hamilton herself. The multiple-award-winning gospel singer emerged in a stunning white and gold ensemble, exuding grace as she took center stage.
She opened her ministration with the powerful song “Adom (Grace)”, which immediately sent the crowd into an emotional wave of worship. The thousands in attendance sang along, some with tears streaming down their faces, deeply moved by the lyrics.
Transitioning into high-energy praise, she performed “Mo Ne Yo” and “W’asem”, turning the venue into a grand celebration of faith and thanksgiving. Her interaction with the audience was remarkable—at one point, she paused to testify about God’s goodness, igniting a thunderous response from the crowd.
Perhaps the most touching moment came when she performed “Nhyira Nkoaa”, a song about blessings and breakthroughs. Several audience members were seen receiving personal prayers as she ministered, making for a night that was not just a concert, but a spiritual awakening.
Beyond the Music: A Commitment to Community Impact
Diana Hamilton’s Awake Experience has never been just about music—it’s a movement of transformation. Before the concert, her Diana Hamilton Foundation partnered with Zoomlion Ghana to lead a massive citywide cleanup campaign, emphasizing environmental responsibility.
Additionally, the foundation reached out to Accra Girls Senior High School, where Diana spoke to students about faith, education, and purpose, inspiring the next generation. One of the most remarkable initiatives of the event was the commissioning of a six-classroom block in Dodo Tamale, a project started in 2022 in collaboration with Adom Group of Companies.
These initiatives showcased the heart behind the Awake Experience—not just worship, but service.
What’s Next? The Awake Experience Continues!
For those who missed the Accra edition, the Awake Experience continues with upcoming events:
📍 Kumasi – February 23, 2025 (Church of Pentecost, Bantama)
📍 Sunyani – March 2, 2025 (Eusbett Hotel)
