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Gospel Musician, Joseph Matthew Has Shown How Ghana Can Easily Win The World Cup
The world cup is here once again and the quest for an African team or specifically team Ghana to win this world cup in Qatar is dire than ever.
Ghana together with Senegal, Morocco, Tunisia and Cameroon are the nations representing Africa at this year’s World Cup.
It’s extremely disheartening that upon all the legendary footballers like Ghana’s Abedi Pele, Liberia’s current President George Opong-Weah, Ivory Coast’s Didier Drogba and Samuel Eto’o from Cameroon, who are Africans, the continent is yet to win the most prestigious football tournament in the world.
The highest stage an African country has ever gotten to is the quarter finals. The first African country to achieve such a feat is Senegal in 2002, followed by Ghana at the 2010 mundial in South Africa.
At the 2010 World Cup which was the first to be staged in Africa, Ghana became the closest African team that was inches away from making history as the first to qualify into the semi finals.
The Black Stars reached the last-eight stage in what was just their second World Cup campaign, were on the verge of becoming the first African team to reach a World Cup semi-final but the dream was short-lived when Uruguay trashed them in a penalty shoot out.
However, the question that football enthusiasts and connoisseurs keep asking is, “Can an African team ever win the World Cup?” Even if it’s a “yes”, “when will that happen?”.
Well, once a footballer, UK-based Ghanaian Afro-gospel musician, Joseph Matthew has prophessed that an African team can surely win the World Cup if they adequately prepare.
Speaking to hotfmghana.com , the ‘Blessed’ Hitmaker outlined what most african teams, especifically, Ghana’s team, the ‘Black Stars’, must do in order to win the Cup. He said,
“Why not! An African team can win …Ghana Black Stars can surely win …But in Africa, we don’t like to take strides in long-term planning.
A coach would be hired and before the world cup he would be sacked then another coach takes over with a different philosophy and different players… We lack sustainability”, he added.
The award-winning Afro-gospel musician stated that another horrendous contrivance hindering our chances of winning the world cup is the interference from our football governing bodies and process of selecting players.
The ‘Nyame Ye’ crooner advised that,
“The Ghana football Association must adopt a long-term strategy that would propel the Black Stars to win her first World Cup”.
In this, he asserted that grooming players from the get go till they grow into the national team is ideal to our success.
Ever since Joseph Matthew surfaced in the Ghanaian Gospel Music scene in 2019, he has released impressively produced songs such as ‘Nyame Ye’, ‘My Story’ ‘The Name’ and ‘Blessed’
‘Blessed’, which was released in May this year, has been heavily tipped by entertainment pundits to win ‘Record of the Year’ award at the 2023 Ghana Music Awards.
Have a feel of Joseph Matthew’s “Blessed” from below.
Source: hotfmghana.com
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Qwamenewking Drops a New Single ‘’ No Drama’ featuring JEHU De Invicibiliz
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
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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