Empress Gifty Adorye, also known as Gifty Osei, is a renowned Ghanaian gospel musician, media personality, and philanthropist. Empress was born to the Oppong and Annan family both from Central and Western Region of Ghana. She started her Primary School education at Mantey Din Primary School and Oninku Junior Secondary School all in Tema. She continued to a fashion school in Tema and after graduating, she opened her own fashion school in Tema where she trained students in fashion and lifestyle
Born and raised in Accra, Ghana, she developed a passion for gospel music early on and gained recognition for her powerful voice. She became famous for emotive songs like “Empress,” “Aseda,” and “Odo Pa,” blending traditional and contemporary gospel music.
In addition to her music career, Gifty has made her mark in the media, particularly as a radio presenter on Adom FM, where she engages listeners with discussions on faith, lifestyle, and current affairs.
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A passionate advocate, Gifty works on various charitable initiatives supporting underprivileged children, the elderly, and women, while also promoting youth empowerment and mental health awareness.
Through her music, media presence, and advocacy, Gifty Adorye continues to inspire and uplift many in Ghana, becoming a respected figure in the entertainment and social spheres. She is married to Hopeson Adorye and is a mother.
Source: Accra Street Journal
Last Updated on October 8, 2025 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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