Popular Ghanaian gospel singer Nana Osei, also known as Nacee, has shared in an interview why he didn't want to become a pastor in his church.

He revealed this on the New Day Show on TV3 with Berla Mundi on November 22 where he was asked if he would take on a more assertive role in the industry. Nacee responded that he won’t, explaining that he prefers to stay behind the scenes.

He recalled a time when his church pastor tried to make him a pastor, but Nacee resisted. He stated that everyone had different roles in the church and stated that his role was to sing and play instruments.

"Years ago, my pastor did everything possible to ordain me, but I resisted," he said.

"All of us can’t be pastors, some of us have to do different things, someone has to be an usher, someone has to pack the chairs, and someone will play the instrument. I believe that my part is to play the instrument and that's it."

He also stated that he would not consider a role in the Musicians Association of Ghana (MUSIGA), Saying, “I am ok where I am.”

Meanwhile, Nacee is gearing up for his concert.

The Kavod Concert 2023 would be Nacee's first event since he started gospel music, and he explained that "Kavod" means 'The terrifying glory of God,' chosen to suit the attribute of God on the event day.

It will be held on November 26, 2023, at the National Theatre at 4pm.

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