Desire to hit apex of my career keeps me awake- Diana Hamilton
The Artiste of the Year in the just-ended Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) Diana Hamilton has revealed that the desire to hit the apex of her career and God’s purpose for her life and humanity keeps her pushing on the path of success.
In an interview monitored by African Editors, the “Adom ” Hitmaker indicated that with her experience in the United kingdom, issues of complacency are treated with dislike.
Diana narrates that ” In the UK where I work, medical negligence, you can’t do it and get away with it and I think with the legalities growing here in Ghana, it’s going to hit us very soon and people are going to start suing people and that’s when people will begin to sit up because for everything you do it will come back to hunt you when you get it wrong.”
Having said this, the Gospel Vocalist revealed that this big secret informed her decision in aspects of life, including music.
Gospel Artiste Diana Hamilton has distinguished herself within the gospel music industry and won both local and international awards to her credits, serving as a shining star and example to Africa and beyond.
Source: africaneditors.com/Agyekum Boateng
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