I’ll only marry when God gives me permission – 50-yr-old Gospel singer, Diana reveals (VIDEO)

• A viral video of gospel sensation Diana has ignited a wildfire online. At 50, she unabashedly revealed her single and childless status, sending shockwaves through the digital realm.
• With unwavering conviction, she declared that she’s waiting for God’s explicit permission before even entertaining the thought of marriage.

Renowned Ghanaian gospel powerhouse Diana Asamoah has made headlines with her steadfast vow to stay single until she receives a divine nod from God Himself.

During a captivating appearance on UTV’s “U-Cook,” hosted by the vibrant Empress Gifty, the 50-year-old artist laid bare her unwavering commitment to this spiritual journey.

In a bold and heartfelt declaration, Diana revealed that despite encountering men from all walks of life and receiving a flood of marriage proposals, she remains resolute in her decision to await heavenly approval before tying the knot.

Asamoah disclosed that her suitors include a range of influential men, some even being respected clerics, all vying for her hand in marriage. Yet, she claimed she has consistently turned them down, staying true to her belief that the right partner has yet to be appointed by God.

Speaking in her native language, she disclosed;

“I have met a lot of men, including men of God. While some of them came with genuine intentions, others were fake. Until I get an approval from God, I will never marry any of them. I will get married and have children at God’s appointed time.”

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In related news, Nigerian gospel sensation Victoria Orenze has stirred up a storm by calling God “Jehovah El-Steeze.” This unconventional choice of words, where “Steeze” is a trendy term for style and charisma, sparked a flurry of mixed reactions online.

Critics were quick to pounce on her for what they saw as an irreverent description, but Victoria fired back with a passionate explanation.

She drew bold parallels with biblical depictions of God’s grandeur, asserting that her phrase captures the awe-inspiring and majestic nature of the Almighty in a contemporary way.