Ghana’s gospel music fraternity has been thrown into mourning following the passing of Maame Eno Tiwaa, a long-serving and iconic member of the legendary group Yaw Sarpong and Asomafo. She died in the early hours of Sunday, December 7, 2025.
Her passing was confirmed by the group’s manager, Nana Poku Ashis, who revealed to myjoyonline.com that Eno Tiwaa had been unwell for several weeks before her death.
Ashis described her as a pillar of strength, noting that her life was characterised by deep commitment, humility, and sacrifice. According to him, for more than four decades she played an instrumental role in the success and stability of both Yaw Sarpong and the group.
“For the past 40 years, Eno Tiwaa has contributed so much to the group and to Yaw Sarpong. She always made sure Yaw was in a good condition,” he said.
Before her passing, she was the primary caregiver of Yaw Sarpong, who himself has been battling health challenges in recent years.
Widely celebrated for her silky, unmistakable voice, Eno Tiwaa earned admiration from gospel music lovers across Ghana and beyond. In 2021, she received her first nomination in the 3Music Awards Female Vocalist of the Year category — a recognition many felt was long overdue.
Her last major public appearance was at the 2025 Telecel Ghana Music Awards on May 10, where she delivered an emotionally charged performance after receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award on behalf of Yaw Sarpong and Asomafo.
Her death marks a significant loss to Ghanaian gospel music, leaving behind a legacy of passion, faith, and timeless melodies.
