El Manuel Ministries
Emmanuel Arkoh, known in the music industry as EL Manuel, has swiftly established himself as a dynamic force in the Ghanaian gospel scene, renowned for his unwavering commitment to spreading the message of hope and faith through his music.
His impact was formally recognized in 2018 when he won the Best Gospel Artist of the Year at the Western Music Awards in the Western Region. This accolade highlighted his rapidly growing influence in the gospel music landscape.
Over the years, EL Manuel has created a compelling body of work that resonates deeply with audiences. His hit songs, including 'Meda Woase,' 'Oguamba Mogya,' and 'Falling Down, and many more' showcase his versatile artistry and ability to lead listeners into deep moments of worship.
Driven by a deep sense of purpose and a passion for ministry, EL Manuel is not just an award-winning artist; he is a messenger, using his platform to spread the love of Christ and also giving back to the society with his annual concert "YIBIMA ORPHANAGE CONCERT" bringing inspiration to the world through his powerful music and ministry and also giving back to the less privileged.
EL MANUEL FOUNDATION
The EL Manuel Foundation is a Ghanaian non-profit organization dedicated to providing hope, relief, and sustainable support to the vulnerable, particularly orphans and the less privileged in underserved communities. Founded on the principles of Christian compassion and social responsibility, the foundation operates with a core mission: to bridge the gap for children and families who lack the basic necessities for a dignified life.
The foundation was established by Mr. Emmanuel Arkoh, a prominent Ghanaian contemporary gospel musician known in the entertainment industry as EL Manuel. The organization was born out of a deeply personal journey in the year 2018, having faced significant hardships and obstacles during his own childhood, Mr. Arkoh felt a divine calling to ensure that other children in similar situations would not have to struggle alone.
By transforming his personal trials into a philanthropic mission, he envisioned an organization that does more than provide temporary aid it seeks to restore a sense of belonging and purpose to those the world has often overlooked.
Central to the foundation’s identity is the "Yibima Orphanage Concert", a mega Christian project that serves as both a spiritual celebration and a major fundraising vehicle. Now a recurring landmark event for the organization, the Yibima project allows the foundation to mobilize resources and corporate support to fund its year-round charitable exercises.