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“Filling A Stadium In Ghana Is Nothing To Be Proud Of” – King Ayisoba

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According to Kologo Musician , filling stadiums in Ghana, particularly as a musician, does not automatically make an artiste a champion.

According to him, what makes artists is their capacity to be acknowledged internationally and perform in front of non-Ghanaian music fans.

Young artists, he believes, should counsel themselves to become worldwide icons rather than limit themselves to their hometowns.

“Gadam needs to study. He's still figuring things out. I don't mimic and perform live. These youthful musicians require guidance from the elderly on how to communicate and the type of music they create. There are shows in other countries that will flatly refuse Fancy Gadam.

You don't become a champion by filling a stadium. A champion is someone who sells out events all over the world. In Ghana, I was named artiste of the year, and my music has taken me all around the world. So, if you want to be a champion, you should follow in my footsteps. tour and perform live instrumentals. It's not about the number of people in the stadium. I don't try to make an impression on people in one spot with my music. I want to be like Bob Marley so that my name will be remembered long after I'm gone.

It will make Fancy Gadam sick to imply that he has done what the Northern forefathers of music did not. I've been named artist of the year and have accomplished a lot of goals. What is it about Tamale that I can't fill a stadium? I've filled stadiums in Canada, China, and Denmark, so what is it about Tamale that I can't fill a stadium? Tamale is home, and working for the people you live with is no accomplishment. “It doesn't make me a champion if I fill the Bolga stadium,” he told Sammy Flex.

Over the years, Fancy Gadam, Macassio, and other Northern Region artists have boasted about their ability to perform in front of a large crowd.

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“All Sam George Know Is To Sit on Radio And Rant, Look At Our Roads” – Abena Korkor Attacks Mp (Video)

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Abena Korkor Attacks Mp (Video)

The Ningo Prampram Member of Parliament, Sam George, has come under fire from socialite for not fixing the roads in his district.


Korkor posted a video of her community's terribly maintained roads that was shot in Tema Community 25 after recent rains.


She claims that Uber drivers won't come to the neighborhood to give rides because of how terrible the roads are.


She added that, as a result, she must travel in a motor vehicle to do all of her errands. As Korkor hauled local MP Sam George, she did not hold back.

She also had some harsh words to say about Stephanie Karikari, the former Miss Ghana, and former President Mahama, among many others.

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“What If The ‘Big Mouth Association” Too Comes Out Angry?” – Shatta Wale Asks Ghana Society Of The Physically Disabled

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After making fun of Stonebwoy's disabilities, Ghanaian reggae dancehall musician has adamantly refused to apologize to the Ghana Society of Physically Disabled (GSPD).

After Wale made fun of Stonebwoy at the just-ended Salafest, the GSPD urged the singer to recant his remarks and issue an apology.

However, disregarded society's plea in a widely shared video response.

The “On God” hitmaker instead questioned society's reasoning for the demand and railed against it.


The outspoken performer said, “You can't create a problem for me; I am a problem myself.” “Everything we are doing is creating an association and paying dues; there is even an unemployed people's association.”

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“Kwaku Manu Is Very Rich And Owns A House In East Legon” – Oboy Siki Reveals

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In an interview with Angel FM, well-known Kumawood actor Oboy Siki praised his colleague for his public persona despite his affluence.


He said that Manu is someone who worked hard to get his wealth in the entertainment sector and does not show it off in public as some do.

He said that , the actor, had constructed an opulent home in East Legon and added that there were other things he had done behind the scenes that were not made public.


A person such as Kwaku Manu presents himself as impoverished, but in reality, he is not; he just chooses not to show it off. Even if he has a home in East Legon and all, he does not lead an opulent life. I don't give a damn about what he thinks; I'm just telling the truth,” he remarked.

Actor Kwaku Manu, who is highly recognized in the nation, currently hosts a show on which he conducts interviews with celebrities, which he shares on many social media networks.

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