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Bernice Ofei
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Bernice Ofei is an award-winning gospel artist from Ghana. She has six (6) albums to her credit, with the sixth (6th) album titled (Life) winning her the Best Vocal Female Performer and Songwriter of the Year at the MTN Ghana Music Awards. Ofei was born in Accra, Ghana, and she began singing when she was young. She released her debut album, "We Are Victors", in 1991. The album was successful, which launched Ofei's career as a gospel singer. Ofei has released other albums, including "Hold On" (1991), "Me Kosu" (2003), "Grateful" (2004), "Life" (2007), and "Victory" (2013). She has won Best Gospel Artiste at the Ghana Music Awards in 2009 and 2013.
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