Mabankese New! — Akua Serwaa Bonsu

The lyrics center on God’s faithfulness in lifting the singer from a low place to a position of strength (“Mabankese” — I am now strong / I have become great). Themes of overcoming shame, financial struggle, and spiritual attacks are woven in with gratitude and praise. It’s both a personal praise anthem and a song of encouragement for anyone facing trials.

(2023) – her comeback album after a 16-year lull. Understanding "Mabankese" akua serwaa bonsu mabankese

As Akua continued to investigate, she faced numerous challenges and obstacles. Mabankese had many powerful connections, and he would stop at nothing to silence her and protect his reputation. Akua received threatening messages and was followed by mysterious individuals, but she refused to back down. The lyrics center on God’s faithfulness in lifting

Akua Serwaa Bonsu Mabankese was a royal of high standing, belonging to the Oyoko Clan. She is recorded as the daughter of the 3rd Asantehene, Opoku Ware I (who reigned from circa 1720 to 1745). She ascended to the position of Asantehemaa, making her the King's mother (or technically, the queen mother who held the position of "mother" to the ruler). (2023) – her comeback album after a 16-year lull

Akua Serwaa Bonsu began her musical journey in New-Suame, Kumasi, as a member of the . During the 1980s and early 1990s, she established herself as a vital backing vocalist for highlife and gospel legends, including Nana Tuffour , Oheneba Kissi, and Daddy Lumba. Notably, her voice is the one behind Daddy Lumba’s household hit "Aben Woha". Musical Milestones