In a heartbreaking incident that has sent shockwaves through the world of boxing, Nigerian boxer Gabriel Oluwasegun Olanrewagu tragically lost his life during a fight at the Bukom Boxing Arena in Ghana last night.
Olanrewagu, who was in the ring against his opponent, John Mbanugu, endured a brutal series of powerful punches to the face. Reports indicate that Gabriel cried for breath following the intense blows, signaling distress. Despite the best efforts of the medical personnel present at the arena, who immediately performed CPR, the young boxer tragically passed away.
The incident has stunned both the boxing community and fans worldwide, as many remember Olanrewagu for his dedication, skill, and ambition in the sport. This devastating loss is a reminder of the inherent risks and dangers that come with the brutal nature of boxing, a sport that demands both physical and mental toughness from its athletes.
While the exact cause of Olanrewagu’s collapse remains under investigation, his passing highlights the importance of ensuring safety protocols and medical readiness at sporting events. The death of such a promising athlete is a tragedy that will leave a lasting impact on his family, friends, and the entire boxing community.
As we mourn the loss of Gabriel Oluwasegun Olanrewagu, our thoughts and condolences go out to his loved ones during this incredibly difficult time. His legacy in the ring will not be forgotten, and his memory will live on through the fans who admired his grit and determination.
As anticipation builds for the 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards, one song is making waves as the standout contender for International Collaboration of the Year—The Doing of the Lord. This remarkable track, a powerful fusion of Ghana’s gospel icon Diana Hamilton and Nigeria’s sensational Mercy Chinwo, is more than just a song; it’s a divine collaboration that embodies faith, inspiration, and gospel excellence.
For over a decade, Diana Hamilton has been the heartbeat of Ghanaian gospel music, continuously delivering hit after hit that uplifts and inspires. From Adom to Mo Ne Yo, her music has resonated across borders, and with The Doing of the Lord, she has once again raised the bar. The song has shattered records, topped charts, and become a defining moment in the international gospel music scene—perfectly embodying the essence of the International Collaboration of the Year category at the 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards.
A Harmonious Blend of Ghanaian and Nigerian Gospel Excellence
The Doing of the Lord is a seamless fusion of Ghanaian and Nigerian gospel talent, where Mercy Chinwo’s anointed vocals beautifully complement Diana Hamilton’s soulful delivery. Together, they’ve created a song that resonates deeply with listeners around the world. From the anticipation surrounding its release to the overwhelming response upon debut, this collaboration quickly became a milestone in Ghanaian gospel music.
Nigerian Mercy Chinwo and Diana Hamilton
The song’s accompanying music video also shines with cultural brilliance. It elegantly showcases both Ghanaian and Nigerian aesthetics, with intricate headpieces, beautiful dresses, and an overarching theme of unity in diversity. One of the standout moments in the video is Mercy Chinwo’s flawless delivery of a verse in Twi, a remarkable feat that had many believing she was Ghanaian herself. This cultural exchange continued when Diana Hamilton, during The Awake Experience 2024, learned the Igbo version of the song, creating one of the most-watched gospel performances of the year.
A Gospel Anthem That Unites and Uplifts
The Doing of the Lord is more than just a song; it’s a movement. With its inspiring message, powerful vocals, and stunning visuals, it transcends borders, making an emotional connection with audiences worldwide. This collaboration is a gospel anthem that brings people together, regardless of culture or background, and has the power to spark nostalgia and spiritual reflection.
Diana Hamilton’s career and character further strengthen the case for this award. Known for her humility, consistency, and unwavering commitment to spreading the gospel through music, Diana has earned her place as one of the genre’s leading figures. Meanwhile, Mercy Chinwo, with her signature energy and anointed voice, has elevated this partnership, proving it to be a divine collaboration destined for greatness.
Why The Doing of the Lord Deserves to Win
The competition for International Collaboration of the Year is fierce, with other impressive nominees such as:
???? Joe Mettle ft. Sunmisola Agbebi – Oba awon Oba ???? Stonebwoy ft. Odumodu Black – Ekelebe ???? Diana Hamilton ft. Mercy Chinwo – The Doing of the Lord ???? King Promise ft. Shalipopi – Continental ???? Gambo ft. Edem & Jim Jones – Drip Remix ???? Stonebwoy ft. Spice – Jiggle and Whine
While each nominee has made their mark in the industry, The Doing of the Lord stands out as a perfect blend of artistic brilliance, cultural fusion, spiritual depth, and global appeal. This song not only inspires but also glorifies God, proving that gospel music is a transcendent force that unites people from all walks of life.
As we celebrate Ghana’s growing influence in global gospel music, let’s support Diana Hamilton and her outstanding collaboration with Mercy Chinwo. The Doing of the Lord is not just a song—it’s a masterpiece, a testament to faith, and a shining example of excellence. It’s time to crown this collaboration as the rightful winner of International Collaboration of the Year at the 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards.
