I Nearly Married My Manager Frimprince – Diana Asamoah On Celibacy Struggles

Ghanaian gospel singer and evangelist Diana Asamoah has spoken candidly about the challenges of maintaining a celibate lifestyle, attributing her perseverance to divine grace and spiritual fortitude.

At 52, the celebrated artiste—who has never married or had children—shared that she remains single and continues to honor her vow of celibacy. During her radio program Akoko Abon on Angel FM, she reaffirmed her commitment to God’s calling and the path she has chosen.

“I honour God. I live alone. I don’t depend on human schemes, but on the strength of the Lord—the same strength He used to clothe Mary,” she said.

According to Evangelist Diana Asamoah, her journey in ministry has been far from easy. She highlighted the intense demands of her calling, describing a nonstop routine of travel and spiritual devotion.

“You can ask my manager, Frimprince,” she said. “Whenever we travel, we’re constantly working in churches — it’s 24/7. In the evenings, he sometimes finds me still praying and wonders why I haven’t gone to bed, especially knowing we have the same schedule the next day.”

She went on to share moments of sheer exhaustion, especially after long trips, often from Kumasi. “Sometimes, I’m so tired I tell my driver we won’t go out the next day. But then I just pick up the phone and call him back, because the work must go on,” she said, attributing her resilience to divine strength.

Despite her unwavering dedication and years of disciplined service, Diana Asamoah’s celibate lifestyle has not gone without public scrutiny. Her decision has frequently been misunderstood, with some suggesting it stems from being undesirable or making other unfounded assumptions.