She started afiaenglish.wordpress.com in 2013 as the first female to do entertainment blogging. Her educational and informative articles got her blog nominated as the ‘Best New Blog’ at the 2014 Ghana Blogging and Social Media Awards.
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“Remember, We are all vessels of God and he works through all of us, good to see you again brother, God bless and keep doing the lords work! @jessicaldupree @thedupreeagency #KanyeWest #sundayservice,” he wrote.
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In an interview on TV3’s NewDay, he told host Berla Mundi “I got my name from the Bible because we according to the creation story, God created man in his own image and that makes us smaller gods too because we are duplicates of God himself.”
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The young chap is excited about his new deal with Sultan Incorporation INC label and the feature with Sarkodie, hoping that the two major forces could assist him in blowing up.
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“When my whole depression thing happened I did unfollow people. I just wanted time away. I was lashing out in ways I didn’t even understand. I pulled away from everyone,” she recounted.
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“I think we should push the agenda all year round. We should pay attention to some of these things. If DJs are talking, the creative arts should listen to them so we are all happy,” he said.
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Born Felicity Ama Agyemang, Nana Ama McBrown is a Ghanaian actress and TV presenter. She rose to prominence for her role in television series Tentacles. Later, she found mainstream success following her role in the Twi-language movie ‘Asoreba’.
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The first incident took place Nov. 22, when Opoku allegedly entered the University of Toronto’s John P. Robarts Research Library and poured a bucket of crap on a man and a woman.
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“Throughout my career, I have done many collaborations with artists, mostly with artists who are outside of Africa. Road to Ghana is my first project that is solely and purely concentrating on Ghana and Ghanaian talent. It is a project that is very much inspired by Ghana’s Year of Return initiative and pushing the local sound and vibe to the world,” shares Fuse ODG who is also one of Ghana’s Tourism Ambassadors and the producer of TINA Festival, a 3 day event that celebrates Afrobeat and African music, fashion and culture.
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He added: “All these made me a deep writer and singer because my music is a reflection of my life, and considering where I’m coming from, it has not been easy,” he explained.
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