I became Nana Ama McBrown's praying partner - Ohemaa Mercy shares her involvement in Baby Maxin's birth

I started praying beside Nana Ama McBrown, and my name is Ohemaa. Mercy discusses the role she had in the delivery of Baby Maxin.

A gospel musician has disclosed that when she was seeking the face of God about childbearing, she used to pray with the Ghanaian actress Nana Ama McBrown.

The gospel singer revealed this information to Adwuma Adwuma, who does a show on Onua FM called Adwuma Adwuma. She stated that she had met McBrown five years ago, and that after that, they began praying together. The power of prayer was something that the gospel singer truly believed in.

"I believe that we first met approximately five years ago, and at that time she began to pray with me.

She explained, "From a purely personal standpoint, I see it as nothing more than a prayer."

Ohemaa Mercy brought up several important points on the power of prayer and its ability to alter the course of events.

I have faith that God can answer prayers and fulfil requests, even for things that have been in the works for a long time.

When it comes to things that you have attempted but have not been successful, when you go before God yourself and interact with him, God can make it happen," she suggested.

The artist known for 'Ote Me Mu' claimed that she had mentioned to Nana Ama McBrown that she had requested that Nana Ama McBrown give her predicament over to God, and that Nana Ama McBrown did as she was instructed, and as a result of God's goodness, Baby Maxin came into the scene.

As a result of this, the actress was able to give God thanks for the goodness that he has shown her by attending the Tehilah concert when it took place.

Therefore, I said to my sister, 'For this thing, unless we incorporate prayer before it'll work,' and she agreed.

Therefore, throughout the entirety of the hospital procedures, she will phone me so that we can pray together, and then I will provide her with some instructions.

Therefore, when she came for Tehilah in 2018, she came to praise God for continuing to sustain this child who is hers," the woman recounted.

On the episode of her show titled "Onua Showtime" that aired on the 16th of July, Nana Ama McBrown presented Ohemaa Mercy and a few other Gospel artists as guests, and she discussed her side of the tale.