Prof. Opoku-Agyemang is a veteran educationist and became the first female Vice Chancellor of a public university of Ghana when she was appointed to head University of Cape Coast (UCC) in 2008.
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“This project is greatly inspired by the love experiences of my life, the girl across the street, and millions of females across borders, and this experience has transformed me not just as an artist but also my personality.”
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According to the official website of the company, Emerald Energy is an indigenous Ghanaian oilfields support service company that provides ancillary services that allow clients to have seamless operations both onshore and offshore.
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The event which will be held at the Conference Hall of Boatemaa’s Lodge inside New Edubiase in the Ashanti Region of Ghana has super model Obaatuntum as special guest of honor.
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Having burst into the Ghanaian music scene over a year ago, the ever-rising songbird boasts of quite an impressive catalogue of singles within her very short time. She’s spun hit singles like, ‘Control’, ‘Sor Mi Mu’, the recently released ‘Nana Nyame’ and ‘Never Like This’; arguably her biggest record yet! Gyakie made her first impression with a song titled, ‘Love Is Pretty’ and has since gone on a solid run, working with top guns like E.L, Bisa Kdei and Kuvie along the way.
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According to the President, Ghana now has 11,964 confirmed coronavirus cases with 54 deaths and 4,258 recoveries.
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Media personalities including Afia Schwarzenegger, Abeiku Santana, actor Lilwin, some work colleagues, and distinguished personalities including Dr. Osei Kwame Despite and his brother, Dr. Ernest Ofori Sarpong are in attendance.
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This revelation comes as no surprise. The 34-year-old singer is passionate about her hometown. She has braved the odds relocating from Accra, the national capital to live in the village where she grew up.
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According to Berla, “There is almost nothing fun about looking over your bank statement and realising you spent a quarter of your income on things you had no need for. You’ll be surprised to find out that even seemingly insignificant expenses, cumulatively, may be taking much of your income than you can imagine. If you are determined to achieve the goals you have been focused on for so long, you may have to detoxify your spending habits—just as doctors advise that you cut back on sugar or alcohol.”
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I am very grateful for the opportunity to be signed on your Record Label. I promise to do my best and to make Ghana proud once again on the international market. Thank u so much…. OMG just when I thought its over” she wrote.
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