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Amen - Kofi Ani Johnson (Original Song & Composer) - Amen Amen Nhyira Ne Anuonyam Ne Nyansa Ne Aseda

05 - AMEN (AMEN, NHYIRA NE ANUONYAM) Kofi Ani Johnson & The Sisters Me Nyame Nim Nea Ehia Me (Highway to Heaven Vol. 6) Composed By – Kofi Ani Johnson Design – Big Jerry Engineer – G. Andoh Liner Notes – Effie Vida Sampson Vocals – The Sisters (Beatrice Serwah Akoto, Comfort Otoo, Constance Osei-Bonsu, Victoria Baffoe) Akan (Twi), African, Ghana, #Highlife, #Gospel, #KofiAniJohnson Kofi Ani Johnson seems to be one of the less remembered music composers though his Gospel songs are popularly sung in churches till date without knowledge of who the composer is. Such songs include Mede Makoma Ne Me Kra (Mafi Nkoasom Mu), Me Nyame Nim Nea Ehia Me, Wonhye No Enyimyam and others. He is well known for his highlife song "Madamfo Pa Beko". He hails from Obosomaese-Akua-pem in the Eastern region. He was educated at the Obosomase Presbyterian Middle School. Kofi started his career as an Agriculture Labourer at Mepon near Asamankese in 1956. He later attended the Agriculture Training School at Bunso and was stationed at Mpamu near Afram Plains in 1960. He joined the Ghana Police Band as a composer vocalist in 1964 and composed songs like Shuu Lege, Yen Sempa, Floyd Robertson, Calypso International Trade Fair song that backed the first Trade Fair film in 1967. He resigned from the Police service with the rank of Sergeant in 1970 and later formed the Parrots Dance Band (NKOO) at Nsawam and outdoored the band at the Apollo Theatre, Accra on the 8th August, 1971. At the birth of the band, Kofi Ani Johnson promised that he would put new blood in the Highlife music. Commenting on his musical knowledge, he took a course with the Royal School of Music. He was also a member of the International Composers Association, the P.R.S. London. He was a composer and arranger of all his works and takes the lead vocal. He was married and had six children. 05 - AMEN (AMEN, NHYIRA NE ANUONYAM) Lyrics: Amen Amen Nhyira ne anuonyam Ne nyansa ne aseda Ne nidie ne tumi Ne ahoɔden na'ɛyɛ Nyankopɔn dea daa Amen.