Ghanaian gospel artist Mz Nana, whose full name is Nana Yaa Otchere, has garnered two nominations for the 2026 Ghana Music Awards Europe (GMAEU), further solidifying her presence in the Ghanaian gospel and diaspora music landscape.
Mz Nana is nominated in two categories: Best Diaspora Collaboration of the Year and Best Diaspora Video of the Year, for her inspiring gospel track “Ahoto,” a collaboration with the esteemed gospel artist Obaapa Christy.
The announcement of these nominations coincided with the unveiling of nominees for the upcoming 2026 edition of the Ghana Music Awards Europe.
In the Best Diaspora Collaboration of the Year category, Mz Nana and Obaapa Christy’s “Ahoto” will be competing against notable collaborations such as Danny Lampo featuring Voices 4 Christ’s “Danse 4 Christ,” Kro Leo featuring Rap Fada and Agye’s “Fakye,” and Navah Music featuring Piesie Esther’s “Onokwarefo,” among others.
Additionally, the song has been recognized in the Best Diaspora Video of the Year category, placing Mz Nana alongside other artists celebrated for their exceptional visual storytelling.
Mz Nana shared the news of her nominations in an enthusiastic post on her Instagram account, expressing her gratitude to her supporters for their unwavering encouragement throughout her musical journey.
These nominations contribute to Mz Nana’s expanding portfolio of accolades within Ghanaian music award circuits. She previously earned the title of Best Diaspora Gospel Artiste at the 2025 Ghana Music Awards Europe and has also been acknowledged at the Ghana Music Awards USA.
“Ahoto” Continues to Shine
The song “Ahoto,” which translates to “Comfort,” features the renowned Obaapa Christy and has emerged as one of Mz Nana’s standout gospel collaborations.
It has drawn attention for its poignant message of faith, encouragement, and solace, effectively uniting Mz Nana with the established gospel icon.
The recent nominations from GMAEU present “Ahoto” with yet another opportunity to achieve recognition on a prominent platform dedicated to Ghanaian music, particularly within the diaspora category.
The 2026 Ghana Music Awards Europe showcases nominations spanning both local and diaspora categories, with prominent Ghanaian artists such as Black Sherif, Stonebwoy, Shatta Wale, King Paluta, Diana Hamilton, Kofi Kinaata, and Medikal also receiving nominations.
These awards continue to celebrate and elevate Ghanaian musical talent, both domestically and internationally, highlighting artists who contribute to the growth and global visibility of Ghanaian music.
For Mz Nana, this double nomination represents a significant milestone in her career as she strives to enhance her profile among Ghanaian gospel artists making impactful contributions within the diaspora community.
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