Nii Okai

NII OKAI TAKES HYMNS REVIVAL TO KUMASI

Accra, July 25, 2011: After re-igniting what is fast becoming a hymns revival in the capital - Accra, Nii Okai and his Virtuous team are gearing up to set the garden city ablaze with a concert dubbed Hymns Unlimited live in Kumasi on Sunday July 31, 2011.

“Owing to the great thing God did with us during the maiden Hymns Unlimited concert held on Palm Sunday, we continue to receive invitations from far and near, and to the glory of God, Revd Dr Steve Asante and First Capital Plus have been instrumental in ensuring the beautiful garden city of Kumasi becomes our next destination. We are praying and rehearsing seriously and can’t wait to carry the greater anointing God has promised to Grace Baptist Church – Amakom.” comments Nii Okai.

Nii Okai Ministries has instituted the Hymns Unlimited event to highlight the timeless impact of the church’s hymnody and the need for these hymns to be rearranged and preserved to bridge the gap between the old and the young when it comes to worship music. As a result, Hymnz Unlimited, Nii Okai’s third album, continues to inspire a wave of creative worshipacross several church denominations and was recently nominated in the best album category at the Africa Gospel Music Awards held in London.

The event is powered by House of Virtue and is set to commence at 4:00pm on Sunday July 31, 2011 at the Grace Baptist Church, Amakom – Kumasi with tickets selling at GHc10 at Grace Baptist, Asokwa Baptist, KNUST Protestant Chapel, Luv FM, Family Chapel and Gracefields Chapel.

Hymns Unlimited live in Kumasi will host ministrations from other seasoned ministers including KODA, Kwame Amihere & Impact One, Asanteman Youth Choir, Ewurama etc and is sponsored by First Capital Plus.

Born into the Methodist Church, Nii Okai exemplifies a true Wesleyan spirit well spiced with multi-cultural music influences. Blending skill with anointing, Nii Okai and his Virtuous team will make you want to sing hymns all day long, in the way that maintains their timeless nature whilst interpreting them in musical forms that just make you want to worship.