The September 20, 2026 edition of Onua Showtime with McBrown brought together a colourful mix of gospel, contemporary and behind-the-scenes music personalities, creating an evening filled with music, conversation and inspiring experiences.
The show opened on a lively note with a performance by Arkband, setting the pace for an engaging edition of the programme.
Arkband performing
Among the notable guests was gospel artiste Agnes Opoku Agyemang, whose appearance brought a gospel dimension to the show. Her presence offered viewers an opportunity to connect with the faith and musical journey that have shaped her career. She also spoke about the upcoming Women in Worship event, scheduled to take place this coming Sunday.
Agnes Opoku Agyemany, Gospel Artist
The programme also featured Gina Ella Nettey, an organiser and the brain behind Women in Worship, whose appearance highlighted the work involved in creating platforms that bring women in gospel music together. Her contribution provided an insight into the importance of collaboration and opportunities for women within the gospel music space. She also mentioned some dignitaries and well known gospel artistes who will be present at the event.
Gina Ella Nettey, Organiser of Women in Worship
Adding another perspective from the music industry was Nana Ama, an artiste and backing vocalist. Her presence shed light on the often-overlooked role of backing vocalists, whose voices and musical support contribute significantly to the success of live performances and recordings.
Nana Ama, Artist and Backing vocalist
The atmosphere shifted towards contemporary Ghanaian music with the appearance of Okese1, who brought his distinctive personality and artistic energy to the programme.
Okese1, Artist
Arathejay also joined the show, further adding to the youthful and evolving sound of Ghana’s music scene. He also spoke about his upcoming tracks, which have not yet been released but are expected to be out soon.
Arathejay, Artist
Beyond the performances and entertainment, the episode stood out for bringing together personalities from different sides of the music industry, from gospel artistes and worship organisers to backing vocalists and contemporary musicians. This mix allowed viewers to experience the industry from different perspectives while enjoying the personalities and music that continue to shape Ghana’s entertainment landscape.
By; Lekey Elizabeth