The Ghanaian gospel music scene is buzzing once again as sensational urban gospel artiste Raf Able drops his second single of the year, titled “No Wahala.” The vibrant and uplifting song reinforces his reputation as one of the most refreshing voices blending faith, inspiration, and contemporary sound in the gospel space.

Following the success of his earlier release this year, Raf Able returns with “No Wahala”, a feel-good anthem that encourages believers to trust in God’s divine plan and live free from anxiety, fear, and unnecessary stress. The phrase “No Wahala,” meaning “no trouble” or “no worries,” captures the central message of the song: that peace and joy come from unwavering faith in God’s promises.

With its catchy hooks, energetic rhythms, and relatable lyrics, “No Wahala” bridges the gap between traditional gospel and urban Afrobeat styles, appealing to both young and mature audiences. Raf Able’s delivery showcases his lyrical depth and musical versatility, making the track both spiritually grounding and sonically exciting.

“No Wahala” was birthed from his personal journey of learning to stay calm and trust God even in challenging seasons. “As believers, we sometimes worry too much about things beyond our control. This song is a reminder that once God is in charge, everything will fall in place.

“No Wahala” is now available on all major digital streaming platforms. Fans and gospel music lovers are already praising the track for its infectious energy and uplifting message.

As Raf Able continues to evolve artistically, “No Wahala” sets the tone for a new wave of gospel creativity, one that speaks the language of the streets while carrying the timeless truth of the Gospel.

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The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings, recognizing her as a passionate advocate for the arts and a proud custodian of Ghana’s cultural heritage.

In a statement, the Union described its relationship with the former First Lady as one filled with warmth, wisdom, and a deep commitment to the creative industry. MUSIGA recalled her active role in organizing the 2021 tribute concert for her late husband, former President Jerry John Rawlings — noting that her personal involvement was key to the event’s success.

According to the Union, Nana Konadu worked hand in hand with MUSIGA to design a ceremony that not only honored the late former President but also celebrated the vital role of musicians in preserving the nation’s collective memory. Her collaboration, the Union said, embodied her belief that culture and service go hand in hand in shaping a better future for Ghana.

MUSIGA also extended warm wishes to her children — Kimathi, Ezanetor, Amina, and Yaa Asantewaa — praying for continued strength, wisdom, and vision for them all.

Quoting MUSIGA President Bessa Simons, the statement read: “Art is the heartbeat that keeps a nation singing through its trials and triumphs.” It added that Nana Konadu consistently urged the Union to keep that heartbeat alive — by uplifting artistes and honoring Ghana’s heritage.

The Union expressed deep gratitude to Nana Konadu for her leadership, generosity, and unwavering support, noting that her relationship with MUSIGA continues to inspire its mission to promote Ghanaian music, protect artistes’ welfare, and safeguard the country’s cultural legacy.