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It was a night to behold, an event that amassed thousands of both believers and unbelievers under one roof to sing praises and worship to the Most High.

The Legendary gospel icon, Ike Nanor, has indeed made a spectacular comeback to the gospel fraternity after leaving gospel followers to miss him in years.

Ike Nanor, a pioneer of contemporary gospel music in Ghana on Saturday, November 18, made triumphant entry as he lit the stage with a live recording of his amazing album.

Ministering 21 songs at The Maker's House Chapel International to mark a revival, the legend and his crew treated patrons to classical renditions of his original tracks fused with some old tunes but with contemporary twists added on.

First, the programme started good as mimes performed to the delight of the patrons in their quest to awaken the love of God in them.

Then, the main event happened as Minister Ike mounted stage and in his usual elements of excellence delivered beautiful songs that saw the entire audience literally go agog.

Singing his popular themed song "Orengyaw Me Da" - to wit God will not forsake me - indeed the auditorium was charged for more from the legend.

He gave back-to-back hit singles like the "Maker's House", "Osoro Hene", "How Great Thou Art” and so forth.

He also ministered alongside great gospel musicians including Cynthia Appiadu of the Daughters of Glorious Jesus fame, OJ, Pastor Isaiah Fosu Kwakye, Jeshurun Okyere and the legendary Mary Ghansah among others.

At the end of the day, one could only give thanks to God and say the event dubbed "Ike Nanor Live In Concert" was very successful.

Watch snippets below: