Gospel songstress,

She made this revelation during her latest album launch held over the weekend on the streets of Accra.

Answering questions on local and international collaborations thrown at her by Pulse.com.gh reporter David Mawuli, the “Wafom Kwan” hitmaker stated that she is yet to collaborate with international Gospel artistes.

“For now, I have no plans for international collaborations,” she revealed.

When asked if she gets local secular musicians for collaborations especially some influential acts like Shatta Wale or Sarkodie, the “Menwu” singer said it’s not part of her plans but she will do when God approves.

“You want to get me in trouble,” she giggled. “I haven’t thought of it. If you are a Christian or a believer, you move your steps according to God’s directions. So if God asks me to collaborate with either Shatta Wale or Sarkodie, why not?” she stated.

She further cleared some perceptions about secular musicians being tagged as unbelievers but still insisted that she has no collaboration plans for any secular act even if she is rather approached.

“Being a secular musician doesn’t make you an idol worshipper. Most of them attend Church but I have no collaboration plans for them even when they approach me,” she concluded.

Patience Nyarko launched her 9-track VCD album titled “Wafom Kwan” (You have lost the path) on Saturday, March 19 on the streets of Accra.

She also earned two nominations at this year’s Vodafone Ghana Music Awards. Her hit single “Wafom Kwan” was nominated for the “Best Gospel Song of the Year” award alongside SP Kofi Sarpong’s“Hour By Hour” featuring Joyce Blessing, Kofi Gyan’s“Yoboyo”,Mary Owusu’s“W'ow Nkwa Wo Wor Ade”, Obaapa Christy’s“Hyebre Sesafo” and Nicholas Omane Acheapong’s “Aporsor”.

She will also face Obaapa Christy, Nicholas Omane Achemapong, Joe Mettle, SP Kofi Sarpong and Preachers for the “Gospel Artiste of the Year” glory.