Gospel musician Noble Nketsiah has opened up about the defining moment that changed his life, crediting his breakthrough song “Yesu Wo Do” as the turning point that transformed his career and introduced him to a wider audience.

Speaking on NO1 FM on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, the notable gospel artiste said the success of the song marked a major shift in his life, adding that he was on the path God had prepared for him.

According to Noble, his journey would not have been the same without the support of music producer Morris Babyface, whom he described as a destiny helper for recognising his talent and giving him the opportunity to record his music.

“Morris Babyface is my destiny helper. He helped me from the depth of his heart,” Noble said, reflecting on the role the producer played in the early stages of his career.

The gospel musician explained that his rise was not only a result of talent and hard work but also divine direction, saying his greatest secret has been following God’s guidance.

“My secret is also God. Just follow His ways. When you walk in the counsel of God, everything you do is always relevant,” he said.

Noble Nketsiah’s comments come as he continues to reflect on his unusual journey into music. 

Despite showing strong academic potential and once being considered for a career in medicine, he believes his calling in gospel music was ultimately the path meant for him.

According to him, “Yesu Wo Do” became a career-defining song with its impact helping to establish him as one of Ghana’s recognised gospel voices.

For Noble, the story of his success is a reminder that purpose, faith and the right people placed along one’s journey can change the course of a person’s life.