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Ghanaian Artistes Are Talented But Nigerian Artistes Invest Largely In Their Craft” – Joseph Matthew Laments

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Award-winning Ghanaian afro-gospel singer and songwriter, Joseph Matthew has ranted on the issue of Nigerians being ahead of Ghanaians in the music front.

According to Joseph Matthew, it is not as if Nigerian musicians produce better sounds than Ghanaians do but they, Nigerians are a bit ahead because they have some serious investors who invest in their artistes and that their population is ten times larger than Ghana’s.

“Ghana is like a state in Nigeria. We have less than 40 million population as compared to Nigerians who have a whooping a little over 300 million population. It means we are even doing well competing with numbers like that.  In order to get to the top, we do not need just good content. Ghanaians are even more talented than the Nigerians,” he told Okyerefour on Hot 93.9FM

The ‘Nyame Ye’ crooner disclosed that Nigerians always have an upper hand than Ghanaians because of the kind of support the whole populace shows their artistes, and also how  their music promotion methods are structured is above par.

“Ghanaian artistes are always crying about money but Nigerians wouldn’t mind breaking the bank just to market their music. They really support themselves unlike Ghanaians” he added.

Joseph Matthew whose current song ‘Blessed’ is regarded as the best Urban gospel song currently, not just in Ghana but in Africa, said making money as an artiste in recent times is strategic and as such, Ghanaian musicians must be ready to invest heavily in marketing their craft. That, according to the UK-based Ghanaian afro-gospel singer is the only way they could make returns.

Have a feel of Joseph Matthew’s “Blessed” from below.

 

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Qwamenewking Drops a New Single ‘’ No Drama’ featuring JEHU De Invicibiliz

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Rising star Kojo Acquah Amua-Sekyi, Well known in showbiz circles as JEHU De Invicibiliz, has shown his musical prowess with the release of his highly anticipated single titled ‘No Drama.’ The track, which features the talented Ghanaian U.S.-based artist Qwamenewking, is officially out on all digital platforms, offering Music lovers a perfect blend of Afrobeat and hip pop vibes.

‘No Drama’ is a Powerful masterjoint that showcases JEHU’s lyrical dexterity and his ability to connect with audiences through relatable themes and infectious melodies. Collaborating with Qwamenewking, who brings his signature style and his hard lyrical flow, the song highlights the harmony between two distinct but complementary musical talents.

The single addresses the universal desire for peace, love, and simplicity, resonating with listeners who seek an escape from the chaos of everyday relationship life. With its catchy hooks and polished production, ‘No Drama’ is poised to become a fan favorite, further cementing JEHU’s place as one of Ghana’s fast-rising stars.

Speaking about the collaboration, JEHU expressed his excitement, stating, “Working with Qwamenewking has been an incredible experience. His artistry and energy brought a unique dimension to the track, and I’m thrilled to share this project with the world.”

Qwamenewking, known for his hit songs such as ‘Fiona’ and ‘Yaa Mansah,’ also shared his enthusiasm: “‘No Drama’ is a special song that blends our strengths and creativity. It’s a testament to the power of collaboration and the beauty of Ghanaian music.”

‘No Drama’ is available now on Spotify, Apple Music, Audiomack, and all major streaming platforms. Fans are encouraged to stream, download, and share the track to support these two exceptional artists.

Stay connected with JEHU De Invicibiliz and Qwamenewking on their social media platforms for updates on upcoming projects and performances. Together, they’re bringing fresh energy to the global music scene while proudly representing Ghanaian talent.

Stream ‘No Drama’ today and let the music speak for itself!

NO DRAMA
By Qwamenewking

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Bnoskka Champions CNC Name Change to Reflect National Scope

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Bnoskka, officially known as Benjamin Oduro Arhin Jnr, is a renowned Creative Arts Business and Intellectual Property Consultant and Lecturer at the University of Education, Winneba. As the CEO of PMAGHANA, Bnoskka has been a vocal advocate for Ghana’s creative economy and its stakeholders for over a decade.

Recently, on Kasapa Entertainment hosted by Eddie Ray, Bnoskka made a compelling case for renaming the head office of the Centre for National Culture (CNC). The current name, National Commission on Culture (NCC), is often mistaken for the National Commission on Civic Education (NCCE), causing confusion and undermining the organization’s purpose.

Bnoskka emphasized that the CNC has offices in all 16 regions of Ghana, but the head office’s name fails to reflect its national scope and significance. To address this issue, Bnoskka proposed renaming the head office to CNC National Headquarters, which would clearly indicate its role as the central hub of the organization.

This name change would be a significant step towards showcasing Ghana’s vibrant cultural heritage to the world. By advocating for this change, Bnoskka aims to raise awareness about the importance of clear and accurate branding for national institutions like the CNC.

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