On 13 July 2026, Ghanaian contemporary gospel artiste Stacy Mense released her first official single, W’ahyira Me. The track, which speaks of God’s goodness and the blessings that come with trust and obedience, has already begun to receive regular airplay on local radio stations and is performing well on digital streaming platforms.
Stacy, whose birth name is Anastasia Hannah Amuzu, has long blended her faith, worship, and service into every note she sings. A registered nurse by training, she grew up singing alto with her siblings in a family fellowship, a foundation that later fed her involvement with The Church of Pentecost, Avenor Branch, and the gospel trio Victorious Sisters.
Her musical journey has spanned roles as a worship leader, songwriter, and backing vocalist for groups such as One Family, Marko and the Urban Worshippers, and she has penned songs for fellow gospel artists including Nicole King. Stacy’s ministry extends beyond the stage; she mentors children at Save Church and leads worship at Lighthouse Chapel International in Liverpool.
With W’ahyira Me, Stacy delivers a heartfelt declaration of God’s faithfulness, urging listeners to recognize divine goodness even in challenging seasons. The single marks the beginning of her public recorded music ministry and showcases her commitment to authenticity, faith, and purpose.
Listeners can expect the song to continue climbing charts as radio stations and digital platforms pick it up, and Stacy’s growing fanbase anticipates future releases that build on the themes of gratitude, hope, and perseverance.
