“See what the Lord has done! Master of Business, Entrepreneurship and Technology program, done and dusted! I am overwhelmed with emotions right now. I’ll come back later with my speech but for now, help me thank the Lord ,” she captioned a photo from her graduation on Instagram.
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The 2015 BET award-winner released two official singles, “Therapy” and “Gidigba”, and has performed at over 15 festivals across Europe and America, most notably SummerJam Festival, Reggae Sundance Festival, Global Citizen Festival, Afropunk Festival, Uppsala Reggae Festival, Afrobeats Festival, and the self-curated Ashaiman To The World Festival.
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Although the young superstar is yet to explain his post, rumors over the past few months suggest he is finally leaving his music home, Lynx Entertainment after 5 years.
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Eno Barony, born, Ruth Eno Adjoa Amankwah Nyame Adom is the first Ghanaian female to be awarded Best Rapper at the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.
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The ‘Thy Grace’ hitmaker will begin his USA Tour in Chicago on July 30, 2022, with subsequent stops in Colombus, Worcester, and New York.
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“Charity, they say, begins at home,” he said. He added that for him, he is raising his kids to be heterosexual since they’re being raised by heterosexual parents, but in case they change their minds in the future, that’s not going to be grounds to reject or disown them.
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The musician, born Emmanuel Danso Kwesi Arthur, has 15 songs on the album. Kwesi Arthur uses his soothing voice to delve into his personal, family, and social life.
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Black Sherif’s newest work, ‘Kweku The Traveller’ is the story about a young man struggling to make a life for himself.
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In the wake of the constant request from fans and music critics to Sarkodie to shoot a music video for arguably the most-liked song on the ‘No Pressure’ album, he finally delivers as requested. The grooving Afrobeats track swiftly rose through the ranks to become one of the most listened to songs in Ghana and Nigeria.
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Shrooms, scientifically called Psilocybin, are Schedule I substances — defined as drugs with a high potential for abuse or drugs that have no recognized medical uses — under US federal law.
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