Audio By Carbonatix Ghanaian gospel artiste Alex Acheampong has released a new single titled ‘ABC’, featuring award-winning gospel singer Diana Hamilton. The song is now available on all major streaming platforms worldwide. The release serves as a prelude to Alex Acheampong’s annual concert, Emmanuel Praise, scheduled for Sunday, May 24, in Reading, United Kingdom. The event is expected to feature Diana Hamilton, Joyce Blessing and other gospel acts. ‘ABC’ is an uplifting gospel track that blends Alex Acheampong’s vocals, songwriting and composition with Diana Hamilton’s delivery, carrying a message of hope, faith and God’s miraculous works. “This song is a testimony. Having Diana Hamilton on ‘ABC’ was God-ordained. We pray it blesses everyone who listens,” he said. The song was produced by Shadrack Yawson, also known as Sharr, and is accompanied by an official video now available on Alex Acheampong’s YouTube channel. Alex Acheampong is known for gospel songs such as Emmanuel, Aka Sima, Babylon and Ebebam, and continues to build a growing audience in Ghana and beyond. Readers can click here to listen to his tracks. Socials: @AlexAcheampongOfficial DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited. Tags: Alex Acheampong DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited. Related to this story Minority faults High Court ruling on OSP prosecutions, says it’s a ‘complete mistake’ Government releases funds to clear scholarship arrears for Ghanaian students in UK Publican AI: Traders suspend strike after talks with government Gov’t moves to protect fans, athletes from trafficking ahead of 2026 World Cup IMF maintains Ghana’s 4.8% growth forecast amid global uncertainty Supreme Court @150: Legal education must be focused on quality more than on numbers – Sophia Akuffo Asiedu Nketiah urges government to ensure the completion of Afari Military Hospital US Ambassador calls for stronger athlete protection ahead of 2026 World Cup NPRA dismisses claims CEO doubled salary, cites pre-approved pay adjustment ECG completes Lashibi substation upgrade ahead of schedule Latest Stories Minority faults High Court ruling on OSP prosecutions, says it’s a ‘complete mistake’12 minutes Government releases funds to clear scholarship arrears for Ghanaian students in UK12 minutes Publican AI: Traders suspend strike after talks with government13 minutes Alex Acheampong drops new single ‘ABC’ featuring Diana Hamilton15 minutes Gov’t moves to protect fans, athletes from trafficking ahead of 2026 World Cup21 minutes IMF maintains Ghana’s 4.8% growth forecast amid global uncertainty24 minutes Supreme Court @150: Legal education must be focused on quality more than on numbers – Sophia Akuffo25 minutes Asiedu Nketiah urges government to ensure the completion of Afari Military Hospital26 minutes US Ambassador calls for stronger athlete protection ahead of 2026 World Cup26 minutes NPRA dismisses claims CEO doubled salary, cites pre-approved pay adjustment29 minutes ECG completes Lashibi substation upgrade ahead of schedule35 minutes WHO applauds Mahama for Free Primary Healthcare policy42 minutes Kassena-Nankana West DCE rallies stakeholders to boost revenue generation53 minutes NEDCo apologises for dip in power supply, announces measures to address situation56 minutes 19 arrested at Droso in NAIMOS crackdown on galamsey1 hour