Ghanaian singer Gyakie has responded to concerns from fans after leaving the 27th Telecel Ghana Music Awards without an award despite receiving three nominations.
The “Sankofa” hitmaker was nominated for Album/EP of the Year for After Midnight, Best Afropop Song of the Year for “Sankofa,” and Best Afrobeats/Afropop Artiste of the Year. Following the awards ceremony, a fan questioned how the singer missed out on all three categories, saying people had “been playing in her face for too long.”
I really hope that Gyakie doesn’t lose that spark to keep going because yall have been playing in her face for too long!! She won nothing???
— KOFI 💫 (@KofiKoomson_) May 10, 2026
Reacting to the comment, Gyakie made it clear the outcome would not shake her determination. “I AM NEVER STOPPING. I WILL NEVER STOP WORKING,” she wrote, reassuring supporters that she remains focused on her craft and growth.
I AM NEVER STOPING. I WILL NEVER STOP WORKING. also, i appreciate you a lot, always keep this in mind. i appreciate you.
— After Midnight (@Gyakie_) May 11, 2026
In a separate post shared after the awards, Gyakie said she still felt honoured to have been nominated. She thanked her team and fans for supporting her journey over the years, noting that they had “worked so hard” and were “not stopping.” She also congratulated all the winners and encouraged listeners to continue streaming her album, After Midnight.
being nominated at this years Telecel Ghana Music Awards was a special moment for me. we have worked so hard over the years and we are not stopping. also, a huge congratulations to all the winners & i’m very thankful to everyone that has been a part of my growth and is steadily… pic.twitter.com/6Po64It2RZ
— After Midnight (@Gyakie_) May 10, 2026
