WATCH: The beautiful moment @sarkodie paused his performance to congratulate Founders of Free The Youth on their historic project at the FTY Rave ❤️
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Nothing beats the PROMISELAND community!
We connected on a special level. We sang. We danced. We bonded. Promiseland community, there’s none like you. PROMISELAND 25’ !
Big up to my friends who shared the stage with me. Kpo Kpo Kpo !!! See you in 20-Plenty-6 !!! 💚🚀
December 21st was more than a night. It was a meeting of souls, energy and purpose. Watching our vision come alive reminded me why art will never fail us. The love was the loudest.
To you who believed, contributed and stood firm with the dream, this moment is yours. This is history, right before your eyes! and it's only the beginning. I am deeply grateful to everyone who rocked with us from the on set.
I will see you again on December 21st, 2026.
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"I have to like the song, and it has to be sensible. Patapaa became popular with 'One Corner', but will you play it in front of Mahama and jump in front of His Excellency?"
- Wiyaala on what it takes to feature her on a song
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“The court will not sit today or tomorrow, so the funeral will proceed as scheduled tomorrow,” says the lawyer for Daddy Lumba’s family head, after the High Court clears the way.
Tonight at 7pm on the BKB Show…. Oheneba Nana Asiedu talks about the closure of Wontumi Radio, Chairman Wontumi’s legal issues, NPP Primaries and the divisions in the party….. 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The body of Ghanaian Highlife Legend, the late Charles Kwadwo Fosu, better known as Daddy Lumba has arrived at his home in Accra as part of the final preparations for his burial tomorrow.
Abusuapanyin Kofi Owusu, the family head of the late legendary musician Daddy Lumba, has invited all friends and sympathizers to join the renowned musician’s family for his burial ceremony tomorrow, at the Kumasi Baba Yara Sports Stadium.
This follows a ruling by the Accra High Court granting him permission to proceed with the funeral after the maternal family failed to pay the GH¢2 million compensation ordered by the court.