Deborah Fraser: Biography of Shona Ferguson, Age, Songs & Awards,
Deborah Fraser is a South African gospel vocalist born in 1966 in KwaMashu, South Africa. She started as a backing singer in 1985 and recorded her own album in 2000, titled Abanye bayombona.
Deborah Fraser Husband
She was married to Nigerian pastor Sockey Okeke of Macy Chapel but their marriage came to an end. Deborah alleged that the man was subjecting her to Satanic abuse.
Deborah Fraser Songs
1. World In Union
2. Yara gbadura
3. Bengithi Ngizo Bekezela
4. Vuma
5. Bonang suna
6. Ngibe muhle nam’
7. Ngikuxolele
8. Yeye yu nawe
9. We Johna
10. Abefundisi aba wrango
11. Yebo ngiyavuma
12. Ngizonqoba
13. Kena Morena
14. Mayibengcwele
15. Nyathela Ngamandla
16. Oh ndodana
17. Abanye Bayombona
18. Jikeleza
19. Lukhangela kuwe
20. Ungikhumbule
21. Mawahlangane
22. Ekhaye ‘Zulwini
23. Sol, vatten och vind
24. Ndikhokhele
25. Ukuliboni ‘Zulu
26. Udlalile Ngabantu
27. Umoya wam’
28. Famba
29. Masimbonge
30. Enqabeni
31. Lekunutung
32. Hamba we Sathane
33. Lala ngoxolo mama wami
34. Ngiphe Baba
35. Kuyadabukisa
36. Ethuneni Lakho
37. Mawungangedluli Jesu
38. Sizwile Ukukhala
39. Umthwalo Wezono
40. Uzophendula
41. Lobuhlungu
42. Baba Wethu
43. Ngizohamba Nawe
44. Kungenxa Yengane Zami
45. Mama Wami
46. uma kungexa
47. Khangela Umsinsisi
48. Deborah – Ngimtholile Ujesu
49. Deborah – Abanye Bayombona
50. Kungenxa Yengani Zam
Deborah Fraser Awards
- Best Female Artist at Crown Gospel Music award.
- Best Gospel at South African Music Awards(SAMA).
- Best Gospel Artist at Metro award.
- Best Gospel Artist at Kora Awards.
Deborah Fraser News
Hubby bashes gospel singer
Adopted from Sowetan.co.za
Deborah Fraser’s widely publicised marriage to a Nigerian pastor has hit turbulent waters – hardly a year after the couple got married in a traditional wedding.
Sowetan can exclusively reveal that the award-winning singer has lodged a case of domestic violence against her new husband, Sockey Okeke.
This after the founder of the Mercy Chapel, a church in Yeoville, Johannesburg, allegedly assaulted the country’s top gospel singer at their plush house in Bez Valley in eastern Johannesburg.
The incident comes two months after the couple was featured on the cover of a weekly magazine with Fraser, 42, saying Okeke was “a wonderful husband and a good man” and that they were planning a white wedding later this year.
In the same interview Fraser said: “Gone are the days when women tolerated nonsense. If you pinch me, I can pinch back.”
But now she has run to the Johannesburg family court where she was granted an interim protection order. The order prohibits Okeke, 43, from “abusing her physically and emotionally”.
The assault case against Okeke was postponed last Thursday after Fraser failed to pitch.
A court official told Sowetan: “Deborah phoned saying she was going to bury her mother in KwaZulu-Natal. We are waiting for her so that we can set a new court date.”
When contacted Fraser said she was not prepared to discuss her private life in the newspapers.
“I don’t know what you are talking about. Let your source tell you everything because he seems to know more about me,” she said.
Okeke said he would only discuss the matter after finishing his 41-day fasting period.
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