Felicia Nuna Akosua Tawiah better known by her stage name Feli Nuna (born May 20) is a Ghanaian rapper, singer, songwriter director and producer. She signed her first record deal as ‘Felly’ with Lynx entertainment in 2012 and released her first official single ‘Ghana Girl Swag’ but disappeared off the scene for personal reasons and later resurfaced in 2015 under Beehyve Entertainment.
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The vocal dexterity of both Mugeez and Joeboy on ‘Fine Wine’ as well as the heart-melting silkiness of King Promise gives the song the real touch it deserves.
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The court, presided by Justice Samuel Obeng Diawuo, also held that the move by the task force on the said day flies in the face of the mandate within which they were to operate in the fight against illegal mining in the country.
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Baffoe said: “This was a decision I took three months ago due to personal reasons. The journey which started in November 2017 sadly ends, giving way to the start of a fresh journey. I count myself lucky to have served CAF and being at the forefront of the administration of the game on the continent. Praise be to Almighty Allah. I am grateful to the CAF Executive Committee led by Patrice Motsepe for the opportunity, not forgetting former CAF President Ahmad Ahmad for seeing the potential in me at first hand.”
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Prior to the new single on July 1, the outspoken musician had vented on social media over the killing of some two residents of Ejura by security personnel while protesting the murder of a social activist who had been murdered a few days earlier.
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Backed by a fervent and almost exclusively Phobians crowd at the Accra Sports stadium, Hearts took the lead through an in-form Daniel Afriyie Barnieh.
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The award which took place on the 27th of June 2021 had other top international acts in the category including Aya Nakamura (France), Diamond Platnumz (Tanzania), Emicida (Brazil), Headie One (UK), Wizkid (Nigeria), Young T & Bugsey (UK), Youssoupha (France)
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Winning in addition to the ultimate award, the Adom (Grace) hitmaker bagged three other awards on the night namely; Vodafone Most Popular Song of the Year, Gospel Artiste of the Year, and Gospel Song of the Year.
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The event saw Kofi Kinaata make history after winning Songwriter of the Year award for the fourth time.
MzVee won best Video of the Year, Keche won Group of the Year, new artiste Abiana won Female Vocalist of the Year and MOG Music for the second consecutive time won the Male Vocalist of the Year award.
In other games, George Asamoah sank Inter Allies’ narrow hopes of survival after he scored an early goal which proved to be the winner for Ebusua Dwarfs in a six-pointer.
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