Two years ago, Kohwe spoke about his financial challenges; after which a former Minister of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Barbara Oteng Gyasi, and a group called Cape Coast Oguaa, and other people, donated monies and items to him.
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Fuse ODG also stated that, even though Ghanaians are doing well both locally and internationally, the country is not investing more in their artistes.
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Gyakie completed T.I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School in Kumasi and is now an undergraduate student of Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). She is studying International Business.
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Thirty-four awards will be given out on the night including these new categories; Best Female Comedian, Best Viral Comic Act, Best Female Spoken Word Act, Best Male Spoken Word Act, Best Multinational Comedian, Best Lyrical Event, Best Lyrical Performer, and Best Spoken Word Performer.
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At the opening, the audience is introduced to an overly concerned mother who sees everything as a taboo. Literally everything!!! Use a phone when someone is talking to you, You’ll die. Carry a mortar without a coin in it, the result is death. Use a phone at the dining table, death.
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The highlight of the event was Maccasio’s entrance, where he was carried like a King and ascended into a throne built for him. Another highlight was when Medikal pulled up midway through Maccasio’s performance, sparking thrilling sensation among the fans.
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“The reason why I don’t blame Sark that much is because he is an artist who signed Akwaboah and myself. And under Sarckcess, we didn’t have investors. It was Sark’s own money that was used to finance all the projects. At that time, he also had video projects he was undertaking … so after shooting music videos for Akwaboah and himself, he might have already spent about 100,000. So, if I try to be considerate a bit, at the end of the day, my project suffers.
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“My journey in the public eye started in 2006 when I took part in the ‘Stars of the Future’ competition. I was young; I think I was about 22 years thereabouts, and I so badly wanted to fit in as an only child.
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The much-anticipated concert indeed was how She had pictured it, perhaps even better, Gyakie had not only sold out her concert, but she had also left her mark as one of the young artists to have single-handedly sold out a venue in recent times.
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Naki Akrofi believes that all her songs are inspired by the Holy Spirit and that listeners and users will find it worthy for WORSHIP, PRAISE, HEALING, MEDITATION, and MOTIVATIONAL PURPOSES.
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