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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Strongman, who happens to be currently one of the best rappers in Ghana, partnered with the South African company MultiChoice, to bring this promotion offer to his people in the Ashanti Region of Ghana. The renowned rapper with his influence and dominance in this rap fraternity and also the brand ambassador for MultiChoice in Ghana; enlightened his fans and music lovers about this promotion packages.
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“It is one game that to me helps with brain development because everything done involves the use of the brain. It will be difficult for anyone to play if your mathematics is weak.
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As part of his visit to Ghana, Kofi has worked with the BET nominated rapper Kwesi Arthur and will possibly work with Asakaa Boys as he travels from Accra to Kumasi to visit where his dad’s hometown.
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In his 5th address on April 5, he said a determination will be made in the coming week as to whether or not to extend the duration of the 14-day lockdown.
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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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“I sought to empower them to work hard and shame their enemies. This song is doing so well because at least game boys are using it in their social media posts when they are flaunting their assets,” he added.
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Uncle Ebo, a Fante, was born and raised in Kumasi. He had his basic education in Kumasi and continued his secondary education in Accra at the Osu Presbyterian Senior High School. After that, he worked for six years before he got admission into the university to read statistics. Whilst working, he joined the theatre industry and has since not looked back.
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If you want to become a Bolt driver, you will need to be 25 years old and above, have a valid Ghanaian driver’s license, proof of insurance, road worthy certificate, an Android or iOS smartphone with GPS, and undergo an onboarding/training program.
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