Royalty, Gospel, and Culture Collide as Mo’Precious Turns 25 in Accra
When Cymbals Meet Harps: Accra Hosts Celebration for Mo’Precious at 25
The city of Accra will glitter in a sea of white this weekend as Omo Emi Caucus Ghana presents the much-anticipated “Night of Cymbals & Harps 2.0”, a cultural and spiritual spectacle dedicated to celebrating the 25th birthday of media powerhouse and cultural ambassador, Yeye Omobola Precious Akangbe, fondly known as Mo’Precious.
Slated for Saturday, August 23, 2025, at CCC St. Michael Parish, National Headquarters, Asylum Down, Accra, the event promises an evening of soul-lifting music, cultural elegance, and divine inspiration. Guests will attend in all-white attire, symbolizing purity, unity, and reverence.
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The celebration will be graced by the Owa Ajero of Ijero Kingdom, His Royal Majesty Oba Joseph Adebayo Adewole II, who will serve as the Royal Father of the Day, lending royal splendor and reinforcing the cultural weight of the occasion.
Also billed to play key roles are MetroNews International Magazine Publisher, Otunba Femi Davies, Engineer Amoo Raheem as Chairman of the Day, and Dr. Tony Luck as Mother of the Day — all of whom bring prestige and honor to the evening’s festivities.
The heartbeat of the event will be powered by some of West Africa’s most celebrated gospel voices: Harjovy — renowned for his soul-stirring worship style and contemporary sound that captivates younger audiences., Ade Jesu — a crowd favorite, famed for electrifying praise sessions that blend Yoruba gospel with modern rhythms while Minister Layo Jpearl — a fast-rising star whose heartfelt worship and lyrical depth inspire worshippers across borders.
Together, these gospel ministers will transform the night into a sanctuary of praise and thanksgiving, fusing cymbals, harps, and voices in an atmosphere of divine encounter.
At only 25, Yeye Mo’Precious has become a formidable voice in media, culture, and Pan-African advocacy. As host of the popular “Omo Naija Show” on Ahotor 92.3 FM, she has become a cultural bridge, spotlighting Nigerian heritage, amplifying African music, and connecting diaspora communities.
Fondly known as “Omo Naija”, Mo’Precious is more than a broadcaster — she is a cultural icon, award-winning personality, and vocal advocate for Nigerians in Ghana and across West Africa. Her mission to celebrate African pride and build unity reflects deeply in the Night of Cymbals & Harps 2.0, making the event a true extension of her vision.
Though centered in Ghana, the Night of Cymbals & Harps 2.0 is expected to resonate far beyond, uniting Nigerian royalty, Ghanaian cultural enthusiasts, and diaspora communities under one roof. With its blend of worship, culture, and celebration, the event is set to be remembered as one of West Africa’s most significant cultural-religious gatherings of 2025.
