Kofi Teddy’s ministry takes shape
















He was born Teddy Ansah Cobbinah but he is widely known by his stage name, Kofi Teddy. As one of the budding gospel musicians from Takoradi, Kofi Teddy learnt his trade from Emmanuel Djokoto (jnr) and KODA.
According to him, his mother has been instrumental in his musical career having helped nursed his ambitions from such a tender age where she made him join the music department of the Christian Restoration Centre.
Kofi Teddy continued his exploits when he and his family joined the Calvary Charismatic Centre (CCC), Takoradi where he met KODA.
By the time Kofi Teddy entered the university, he was so immersed in his craft and was dedicated to deepening his ties with God.
The All Nations University, Koforidua also provided a transformational platform for Kofi Teddy where he helped in the transformation of the campus choir.
As a singer and songwriter, Kofi Teddy’s music is an evidence of mastery of all genres that exists and is always laced with beautifully woven messages about Jesus who he is so passionate about.
Kofi Teddy
His attributes of being very humble, friendly and jovial who will not compromise on excellence and Christian values. For him, it is all about fulfilling God’s will and following His instructions and not chasing opportunities and earthly benefits.
In 2009, he came out with a single for Christmas; "O Holy Night".
Kofi Teddy released the video of his hit single dubbed "Created to Worship" on Tuesday 6th May, 2014. The uniquely fused contemporary tune was recorded and produced by Kofi Owusu Dua-Anto (KODA) at the Koded Studios, Takoradi.
Teddy Ansah Cobbinah (Kofi Teddy) is one of the Davids of our time and needs to be celebrated.  Just be on the lookout as his ministry unfolds. You can visit his Facebook page, Kofi Teddy, to gain an insight into his works or watch his inspired video by searching for Kofi Teddy on You Tube or, www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Kofi+Teddy.

Comments

  1. Unknown29 May 2014 at 09:49

    Thank God for Kofi Teddy's life and talent.
    Through his ministry we worship God.

    George Laniyan

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