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Nelson Wilberck Givens may not be your regular household name in Ghana. It may not even be a name that sounds familiar in the ears of circular music enthusiasts. But in the gospel music space, it's a name that is attracting admiration and is expected to help take the gospel to the world. Nelson Wilberck Givens, who is popularly known in the gospel music scene as OB Nelson, brings a new twist of spectacular gospel tunes to audiences around Ghana and across the globe. OB Nelson sees and treats music as an essential food for the soul and thus writes, arranges, composes and serves music lovers with the Lord's gospel through a silky voice and a remarkable composition that helps build and strengthen the spiritual growth of consumers. “Gospel Music is healing to the body and soul and no matter where we come from and what we do in our daily routines, music is appreciated and loved by everyone on earth." The 25year old whose music Nelson’s genre of songs ranges through afro-w

Sometimes we se e flas hing lights on the vehicle dashboard, either when driving or before setting off. Why do these lights come on, and what are the warnings about? In today’s write-up, let’s look at what some of your dashboard warning lights are and what they mean when lit-up. Warning lights on the dashboard are to alert you, the driver, of a problem with the car. Once in a while you may see such warning lights appearing, but do not fuss; rather, be calm. Before getting to some key warning-light indication signs, there are trivial ones like seatbelt not buckled or a door left slightly open. However, there are serious types like the engine has seized-up, probably due to low or lack of oil for the engine; faulty-wire or blown fuse; low hydraulic pressure on brakes; head-gasket blown, and the rest. Each car has its own model design for the dashboard, but the flashing/warning lights are often and mostly the same; and it is very important to know indications of the warning lights wh