The achievement marks another important milestone in her musical journey and further highlights her growing presence in the gospel music industry.
She emerged victorious in a competitive category featuring several talented artistes, including Afriy David with “Eduru Me So,” Akua Lizz with “Wo Do Me,” Daniel Jeddman with “Nyame,” Felicia Boadu with “Aseda,” Nana Yaa Otchere with “Ahoto,” RevGraceMan with “My Father,” Samuel Sey with “Waye’bi,” and Yaw Bossman with “He Go Do Am Again.” Despite the strong competition, Mistress Dorcas secured the award, making “Obra” one of the celebrated gospel songs at this year’s ceremony.
The recognition adds to Mistress Dorcas’ achievements as a gospel musician and underscores her contribution to promoting Ghanaian gospel music on the international stage.
The award is also expected to boost her visibility, introduce her music to a wider audience, and motivate her to continue using her songs to inspire and uplift listeners.
The Ghana Music Awards Europe 2026 ceremony was held in Düsseldorf, Germany, bringing together artistes and industry stakeholders to celebrate the achievements of Ghanaian musicians across various categories.
The event also highlighted the growing influence of Ghanaian music beyond the country’s borders, particularly within the Ghanaian diaspora.
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