Due to the coronavirus scare, organizers of the prestigious Ghana Music Awards, Charter House, kept music lovers on suspense but have finally hosted this year’s edition last night.

This year’s Vodafone Ghana Music Awards was a three day event which spanned between 28th to 30th August.

The organizers allowed no attendance from fans but however permitted key industry players who graced the occasion.

See Full List Of Winners Below:

1. Instrumentalist Of The Year – Emmanuel Bludo
2. Male Vocalist Of The Year – MOG Music
3. Female Vocalist Of The Year – Celestine Donkor
4. Songwriter Of The Year – Kofi Kinaata
5. Record Of The Year – Okyeame Kwame
6. Best Music Video Of The Year – Cina Soul
7. Best Music Group Of The Year – DopeNation
8. Producer Of The Year – M.O.G Beatz
9. African Act Of The Year – Burna Boy
10. Best International Collaboration Of The Year – Sarkodie ft. Rudeboy (Lucky)
11. Gospel Song Of The Year – Celestine Donkor (Abg3 Bolor)
12. Highlife Song Of The Year – Kofi Kinaata (Things Fall Apart)
13. Reggae/Dancehall Song Of The Year – J. Derobie (Poverty)
14. HipHop Song Of The Year – Kofi Mole (Don’t Be Late)
15. Hiplife Song Of The Year – Medikal (Omo Ada)
16. Afrobeats Song Of The Year – DopeNation (Zanku)
17. Gospel Artiste Of The Year – Diana Hamilton
18. Highlife Artiste Of The Year – Kuami Eugene
19. Hip-hop/Hiplife Artiste Of The Year – Medikal
20. Reggae/Dancehall Artiste Of The Year – Ras Kuuku
21. Best Rapper Of The Year – Kwesi Arthur
22. Best Collaboration Of The Year – Sarkodie ft Prince Bright (Ofeetso)
23. Best New Artiste Of The Year – Fameye
24. Album Of The Year – KiDi (Sugar)
25. Lifetime Achievement of the Year – George Darko
26. Traditional Group of the Year – Tessa Group
27. Vodafone Green Ambassador Award – Gasmilla
28. Vodafone Most Popular Song Of The Year – Kofi Kinaata (Things Fall Apart)
29. COVID-19 Heroes Award – Ghana Health Service
30. Artiste Of The Year – Kuami Eugene