“I Used To Sell My CDs In Trotro But Nobody Bought Them” – Kuami Eugene Reveals

In a recent interview, Ghanaian artiste Kuami Eugene told a heartbreaking story about his rise in the Ghanaian music industry.

The self-proclaimed ‘RockStar' revealed that he used to market his CDs in commercial vans, also known as ‘trotro,' but that he couldn't get anybody to purchase one.

Speaking on ‘celebrirty pulpit', the singer said, “In the past, I used to sell my CDs in trotro. Nobody is going to buy the CD, but if I do freestyle, they'll think, ‘Oh, you're fine.' Your voice is good, but I will not purchase your CD.”

However, Twene Jonas, a popular Ghanaian social media figure, has praised Nana Aba Anamoah, a media personality, for securing a job for a University graduate working at a washing bay in Agbogba.

Nana Aba Anamoah recently made headlines when she posted a video of herself and a young man working at a washing bay in Agbogba who happened to be a University of Ghana graduate.

The young man is a Political Science Upper-Class student, according to Nana Aba.

In the video, she pleaded with her fans to assist Antwi Bosiako in finding employment, and as luck would have it, the young man has secure….continue reading

Source: Dklassgh.com