Emmanuel Paul Ninfah-Wilkinson launched his maiden album dedicated to fathers in a colourful ceremony at the St Theresah’s Church, Awudome in Accra last Saturday.

Notwithstanding the heavy down pour, the launch attracted many renowned gospel artists who came from far and near to grace the Father’s Day eve event.

The two-track album ‘Our Fathers, Our Pride’ (Daddy Made the Difference) according to the song writer was composed to create awareness about the importance of fatherhood.

To him, the album, backed by Harp of David Music Ministry was to celebrate fathers, create a platform to honour them on regular basis and not to wait for a year before they are celebrated.

The 37-year-old Vodafone Sales Engineer revealed that in fathers lie great blessings and the only way to unlock and tap such virtues is to honour them as instructed by the Bible.

He hinted that the album comprising Happy Father’s Day, Daddy made the difference and instrumentals, produced by Time FCAH was a challenge to fathers so they will be strong and take their rightful places in homes.

“This is a return of the glory of the fathers’ campaign. Our fathers have been relegated to the background for far too long, but we want to do a shift, hence this campaign.

“The good book has enjoined us to honour fathers so we can enjoy the blessings God has planted in them. Fathers are to release blessings but when they are not honoured, we will deny ourselves such blessing.

“Am on this journey to ensure that families recognize so they can release blessings,” he added.

Adopted by Mr Kwamena Ninfah, Paul has a Foundation EMPAUL Foundation which seeks to empower fathers to take their rightful positions in families.

He is married to Francisca Zaaviel Ninfah-Wilkinson and blessed with a son Jude Abeiku Ninfah-Wilkinson.

The song writer paid glowing tribute to his Godfather Kennedy Agyapong (KENPONG) for his contribution to his success story.