Choirmaster
Ghanaian hiplife star Choirmaster has reached out to his Praye bandmates, Tiatia and Tintin, with an emotional message of peace, saying he no longer wants to dwell on who was right or wrong in the group’s past fallout. In a heartfelt TikTok post shared on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, the singer thanked his “brothers” for standing by him through a difficult moment and declared that he is choosing “peace, forgiveness, healing and family.”
The message is a notable moment for one of Ghana’s best-known music groups, whose members have spent years apart pursuing solo careers.
What Choirmaster Said
In the post, Choirmaster made it clear that he was not interested in reopening old wounds or assigning blame for what went wrong between the members over the years.
“I don’t want to go back and dwell on who was right or who was wrong. At the end of the day, we all make mistakes, we all got hurt, and we all could have done things differently,” he wrote.
He went on to show appreciation to his bandmates for the support they gave him when he needed it most.
“A heartfelt thank you to my brothers, Praye, Tia Tia and TinTin, for standing by me, encouraging me and supporting me through that difficult moment,” he added.
“Difficult Moments Bring People Closer”
Choirmaster also reflected on how hard times can repair broken bonds. According to him, painful seasons have a way of reminding people of what really matters in life.
“Sometimes difficult moments have a way of bringing people closer and reminding us what truly matters,” he said.
He wrapped up his message with the line that has since been widely shared online: “Life is too short to hold on to anger and blame. I’m choosing peace, forgiveness, healing and family.”
Quick Facts
- Who: Choirmaster (real name Eugene Baah), also known as Praye Honeho
- Bandmates addressed: Praye Tiatia and Praye Tintin
- Where: A post on his TikTok page
- When: Wednesday, October 7, 2026
- Key message: “I’m choosing peace, forgiveness, healing and family.”
- Group’s origin: Praye rose to fame after winning the maiden Nescafe African Revelation talent competition
A Message That Comes After a Painful Year
Choirmaster did not spell out which “difficult moment” he was referring to. However, his post comes in what has been a very hard year for the musician.
On May 24, 2026, he announced the death of his wife, actress Beverly Afaglo, in an emotional Instagram post where he described her as his strength and happiness. Days later, his family confirmed that Choirmaster was receiving medical care following her passing.
During that period, Praye Tiatia was visibly by his side. In late July, Tiatia was among friends and colleagues who gathered at the airport to welcome Choirmaster back to Ghana ahead of Beverly’s funeral, with the group wearing matching black T-shirts bearing her photo. The funeral was held on August 8, 2026, at the forecourt of the State House in Accra.
Tiatia also spoke warmly about Beverly at the time, recalling that she was the first woman to become close to the Praye members in their early years, when the trio lived together. “Beverly Afaglo was a lively woman, very welcoming and an open-minded person,” he said, adding that her death came as a shock to him.
The Story of Praye
Praye – made up of Choirmaster, Tiatia and Tintin – became household names in Ghana after winning the first edition of the Nescafe African Revelation competition. The group went on to deliver hits such as “Angelina” and “Wo Din,” and won Best Group in West Africa at the 2005 Kora Awards.
After about a decade together, the members went their separate ways to focus on solo careers. Choirmaster built a strong solo run with songs like “Ghana’s Most Beautiful,” which became the theme for the TV3 pageant show, as well as “Pull Him Down,” “Obsession” and “Last Born.”
Old Tensions and Reunion Talk
The split has been a talking point for years. In a 2015 interview, Choirmaster said the break-up began when Tintin landed a recording deal and chose to go solo, leaving him and Tiatia to try to continue as a duo – something he admitted was not easy. At the time, he dismissed claims that the members’ partners caused the break-up and said a reunion was possible if the right legal arrangements were made.
Since then, the members have been linked to several reunion talks and public back-and-forths, but a full comeback has not happened. That is why many fans see Choirmaster’s latest words as an important step towards healing.
What Happens Next?
Choirmaster did not announce any reunion plans or new music with the group in his post. His focus was on making peace and thanking his bandmates, rather than on business or performances.
Still, his words add to a recent run of peace gestures in Ghanaian showbiz, coming just days after Shatta Wale’s public show of love for Stonebwoy at ShattaFest in Ho.
No public response from Tiatia or Tintin to the post had been reported at the time of writing.
Final Word
Whether or not Praye ever return to the stage as a group, Choirmaster’s message shows a man who has been through a painful season and come out choosing peace. For many fans, his words are a reminder that the bond the three men built long before fame still means something today.
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