Ceccy Twum

Ceccy Abena Ampratwum, known widely by her stage name Ceccy Twum, is a remarkable Ghanaian contemporary gospel singer and songwriter. She was born on November 13th in Accra, Ghana to Mr. and Mrs. Andoh in Accra, Ghana.

She received her primary education at Don Bosco Catholic Primary and Junior High in Winneba, followed by her senior high education at Snapps College in Accra.

In 2005, Ceccy Twum released her debut album, "Me Gyefo ne Yesu," which became a turning point in her music career. The album's success brought her into the limelight, earning her recognition as a gifted worship leader and gospel singer. Her compelling voice and deep connection with her faith resonated with audiences across Ghana, establishing her as a prominent figure in contemporary gospel music.

Ceccy Twum's talent extends beyond her solo career, as she has collaborated and performed on major platforms with several renowned gospel musicians. Notable collaborations include artists like Mercy Chinwo, Joe Mettle, Ohemaa Mercy, MOG Music, Joyce Blessing, Nathaniel Bassey, Sinach, Frank Edwards, Empress Gifty, and more. Her captivating performances and soulful renditions have left audiences inspired and moved.

Throughout her career, Ceccy Twum has released several hit songs that have become anthems in the Ghanaian gospel music community. Songs like "Victory," "Di Wo Hene," "Your Grace," and "Amen" have touched the hearts of many, further solidifying her status as a gospel icon. In 2018, her major hit single, "Jehovah," earned her a prestigious nomination at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards in the Gospel Song of the Year category. Additionally, she received a nomination for Artiste of Excellence West Africa at the African Music And Media Awards, showcasing her wide-reaching impact on the gospel music scene.

Beyond her music releases, Ceccy Twum hosts an annual Gospel event titled Gold Worship. This highly anticipated event brings together believers from all walks of life to unite in worship and praise. Gold Worship has become a symbolic celebration of faith, drawing large crowds and creating an atmosphere of spiritual upliftment.

Ceccy Twum's discography boasts a collection of powerful and inspiring albums, each contributing to her success in the gospel music sphere. Her albums include:

1. "Me Gyefo ne Yesu" (2005)

2. "Meko M'anim" (2008)

3. "Golden Oil" (2013)

Ceccy Twum is married to Prophet Alex Twum, the founder and head Pastor of Word Vision Sanctuary. Together, they are blessed with three children, and their strong bond of faith and love has been an inspiration to many.