Already established in Nigeria and Kenya where they provide Internet or online marketing for advertisers and brands in the African market, leading African digital agency, Wild Fusion seeks to bring new possibilities and opportunities in digital marketing to local business organizations, ensuring that clients receive the best services to access the largest consumer markets in Africa.

With a range of services that include offerings in Internet marketing, social media, digital strategy, online consumer insights and media services, Wild fusion, has now added Ghana to its growing list of countries it operates in.

The first Google Certified Adwords Partner in Ghana and Nigeria, the company has over the years built a reputation for excellent service and strong commitment to client’s objectives, providing internet marketing opportunities to top African and International brands in their local markets.

With capabilities spanning display advertising, search marketing, social media marketing, email marketing and tracking/reporting, Country Manager for Ghana, Elizabeth Opoku-Dakwa explains that they are fully equipped to service and support local brands in-house. “We either partner with traditional agencies to provide digital solutions for their clients or we work with brands autonomously.”

At the heart of Wild Fusion mission is a vision to be leaders in media, and technology service providers recognized for their people, quality service and value to customers.

“Working directly with brands helps us to build a solid rapport with the key decision makers and allows us to fully understand their business, needs and long-term goals,” emphasizes Ms Opoku-Dakwa, who is optimistic about Wild Fusion’s entry into Ghana.

Pioneers in online marketing in Africa since Internet marketing evolved from consumer engagement possibilities to conversion tracking and reporting, Wild Fusion works to accentuate brands’ internet presence with well-planned engagement strategies using the right medium, targeting, creative and technology.

The digital landscape remains dynamic with emerging media technologies continuously sprouting, and Wild Fusion maintains its relevancy on the landscape owing to their use of data to back all their strategies.

“We are a data driven agency. All our online marketing strategies are birthed from data analysis,” says Ms Opoku-Dakwa. “Once campaigns are live, we continuously handle all the tracking and reporting so that we can glean insights which then help us to go back to the drawing board and re-strategize. I think our reliance on data will invariably set us apart from other marketers because our strategies have a basis which makes them reap attractive results for our clients’ bottom line and ROI.”

As online media sales representatives for a number of global online brands including BBC Online, Facebook, Linkedin, NotJustOK and EasyAdz, Wild Fusion is poised to dominate the market as a premium service, and the most influential digital marketing company.

“All our campaign team members are Google Adwords certified, and all our social media managers are required to undergo Facebook’s advertising training program. We make this the standard to ensure that our clients are receiving top-notch service from industry-trained professionals.

Quality service is the crux of the company’s mission, and they make sure to deliver on that promise with no exceptions hoping that this will address the requirements for greater brand exposure that will greatly contribute to Ghana’s social and economic growth.

The Official Opening Ceremony of the 63rd edition of the Miss World pageant took place at the Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia on Sunday September 8.

Ghana’s Naa Okailey Shooter and some 130 other delegates were for the first time introduced to a global audience, who watched via online.

The contestants took turns to model in clothes made by over 40 Indonesian Fashion designers, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Asian country. Some, out of the 131 delegates also performed themed dance drills, much to the delight of a high profile Indonesian audience.

Some more Fast Track events including Sports and Fitness, Talent, Top Model, and Beach Fashion, will be held in the coming days ahead of the grand finals on September 28.

LINKS

OPENING CEREMONY CONTESTANTS INTRODUCTION

OPENING CEREMONY CONTESTANTS FINAL PARADE

ADDITIONAL VIDEO:

OPENING CEREMONY REHEARSALS

LINK: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=721693141180286&set=vb.138158146200458&type=2&theater

Ghana’s representative at this year’s Miss World pageant, Carranzer Naa Okailey Shooter, has arrived in Indonesia for the prestigious event.

She arrived on Wednesday September 4, joining a good number of other delegates at the Pan Pacific Nirwana Bali Resort, to prepare for the month-long event.

The contestants have since moved to The Westin Resort Nusa Dua, Bali.

This year’s event runs from September 2nd to 28th, on which day the 63rd finals will be held at the Sentui International Convention Center in Bali, Indonesia.

The Asian country is hosting the event for the very first time in its history.

Contestants have so far taken part in themed photoshoot sessions, as well as shot individual profile videos.

To kick-start what should be an exciting one-month, an opening Ceremony was held yesterday Sunday September 8.

Miss Shooter and other world delegates are vying for the prestigious crown of Miss World 2013.

Finalists in this year’s event will take part in key challenge events including Beach Fashion, Beauty With a Purpose, Sports and Fitness, Talent, and Top Model. There will also be a special award for World Fashion Designer.

The world’s most successful and longest running pageant, participation in the global event is a value added lure for national pageants.

A yearly on-screen delight watched by a global television audience (2 billion as at 2009), this year’s event will be hosted by Mr World 2010 Kamal Ibrahim, and English Pianist, Singer, model and media personality Myleene Klass.

The winner of this year’s event will scoop an equivalent of 75, 000 Pounds, and would take over from China’s Wenxia Yu, as Miss World 2013.

NAA’S ARRIVAL (YOU CAN WATCH BY LOGGING INTO FACEBOOK)

NAA’S CONTESTANT PROFILE VIDEO

NAA’S CONTESTANT INTRODUCTORY VIDEO

Last Saturday, singer Irene Logan, one of the finest Ghanaian act and Glo Ambassador performed on the GLO X Factor Result Show. She was the second Ghanaian artist after Kwabena Kwabena to perform on the show.

The eviction axe fell on Pheel as the judges saved Vicky again to join Eshun, DJ Switch and Princess Pat to progress further and get close to winning the biggest prize money and recording deal with Sony Music.

Viewers can watch the Results/Eviction shows on Saturdays on Viasat at 4pm and GHone at 6:30pm. The performance shows airs every Sunday on Viasat at 8pm and every Monday on GHone at 7pm.

Fans and the Public can vote by texting the ‘voting number’ of their favorite contestants to short code 1739 and ‘33680’ from Nigeria. The highest texter at the end of the eviction phase gets to win Glo Bolt internet modems, Samsung Galaxy tabs, Blackberry phones and Glo recharge cards, so get texting!

With the X Factor singing competition drawing to an end, the atmosphere at Dream Studio, Ikeja, Lagos, during the penultimate Results show was unusually cautious. Head or tail, it was always going to be a bombshell. It was Pheel, Vicky, DJ Switch, Princess Pat or Eshun to go home! And any of these can also win the star prize.

“It’s always hard seeing acts go home, what’s your frame of mind this evening?” show host Toolz asked Onyeka.

“It’s very sad because the contestants and judges have worked so hard. They are now international. We advise them to be strong”, Onyeka said. MI added, “I agree with Onyeka; these guys have made it this far, out of thousands of talented people. Anytime, anybody leaves, it’s sad”.

“Reggie, you are the only judge who has all his contestants gone and who would be the deciding factor tonight. What would you base your decision on?”, Toolz asked the third judge. “I’ll base my judgments on entertainment, quality and the X Factor. I’m going to be fair because I have the swing vote. I ask for Solomon’s wisdom”, he finished thoughtfully.

Just as the audience was eager to know the bottom two contestants, Toolz announced a surprise performance by Glo ambassador Irene Logan and the Ghanaian entertainer delivered a very powerful performance.

“Pheel”, Toolz announced without further ado, “and Vicky are contestants with the least votes this week”, she finished off as the audience let out a loud gasp.

“Onyeka, are you surprised?” Toolz asked. “Of course I am. But it could have been any of them at this stage. It’s a game, we have to play it!”, Onyeka declared. Toolz then turned to MI. “This is the first time any of your acts is up for eviction, what do you have to say?” “I told them last week that it’s bound to happen sooner or later. Everybody is a winner at this point”, MI responded.

Pheel was the first to sing for survival as the audience cheered him on. “Go Pheel, we love you!” some sections of the crowd chanted. With very energetic hip swings, he delivered a fast-tempo hip hop version of Oliver de Coque’s “Biri ka Mbiri.” Vicky leapt on stage next, packing power behind her vocals. She sang from the bottom of her heart, giving all she had to the song.

“Judges, it’s time to make tough decisions”, the host said to the judges. “I love them both, they have great vocals. Pheel, God will lift you to prosper, just as I pray for Vicky. Having said that, you know I have to save my own. I go with Vicky”, Onyeka said.

According to MI, “Both of them caught my eyes right from the auditions and I could have put money on any of them to make it. Regardless, you guys are winners, but I go with Pheel”, he said emotionally.

“Reggie, I don’t envy you”, Toolz said as everybody waited to see who Reggie would save.

“I feel really important right now”, Reggie smiled as the crowd roared with excitement. “Both of you gave great performances. But I feel that my sister, Vicky, sang harder than Pheel. Saying that doesn’t mean Pheel didn’t sing well. I’m sorry Pheel, but Vicky is my girl!” he pronounced, thus making Pheel the last guy to leave the competition.

Pheel

Pheel performing at the eviction show

L-R, Vicky, Toolz, and Pheel at the eviction show

Credit: National Mirror

“You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time. – Abraham Lincoln

At a seminar organised for some selected arts writers in Ghana at the University of Ghana campus not too long ago, a music lecturer educated myself and my colleagues on the foundations of Azonto.

He said the new phenomenon called Azonto did not just come into existence by itself or by accident. It was traced to a traditional dance called Kpanlogo of the people of the Greater Accra Region of Ghana.

Due to the above, we can collectively forgive pugilist and ‘comedian’ Braimah Kamoko aka Bukom Banku when he told Ghanaians sometime back that Azonto originated from him. But we cannot forget how Sarkodie recently deceived the whole world on a BBC Africa show about the invention of Azonto. Records must be set straight. Sarkodie did not create Azonto!

In the interview with BBC Africa’s Paul Bakibinga, Sarkodie spoke about varied issues, highlights of which were centered on Azonto, a dance he categorically stated that he invented but other people are gradually taking to the next level.

On BBC Africa, Sarkodie said, “You know Azonto was meant to be but I was lucky to be the first person to bring it out. I gave birth to it but now people are taking it to the next level.”

How did Sarkodie bring the Azonto out? How did he give birth to it when he only helped to popularise it?  Sarkodie, please come again.

It would be appropriate if he came back to correct that fallacy since he has become a laughing stock for saying that but knowing how is he, I doubt if he would do that.

First of all, Azonto is not a genre of music. It’s a form of dance. It is an expressive type of dance, dance with an attitude which involves rigorous body movement to mimic everyday activities.

The basic body movements of the dance include washing, ironing, driving, boxing and shaving.

Why rapper Sarkodie will lay claim to ownership of Azonto is beyond my understanding and perhaps that of many well meaning Ghanaians who have been following the Azonto craze. Ever since he made that assertion, the reaction to that has been met with mixed feelings.

Sarkodie himself is learning the dance from the public because he doesn’t even know how to do the dance he claims he invented.

Growing up, the term Azonto was used to refer to a lady who is promiscuous. I cannot readily name or pinpoint the person behind the creation of that term but certainly I know it’s not Sarkodie. Prior to Sarkodie’s release of his You Go Kill Me song which had him thinking and boasting of creating Azonto, Ghanaians were dancing the Azonto to Cash Unit and Castro’s song Ayoo and other songs like African Girl by Castro featuring Asamoah Gyan. I believe we all remember Asamoah Gyan’s dance at the World Cup whenever he scored a goal.

It was also during that time that, Gasmilla released his Aboodatoi video but then people were busy learningAsamoah Gyan’s dance which has resemblance to the current Azonto and to some of us, it’s not surprising that, it has metamorphosed into Azonto.

When Gasmilla dropped his Aboodatoi song and video coupled with his crazy Azonto dance, it became like another level of the dance, so people started doing all the moves.

Due to its growing popularity and the demand for it, Ghanaian producers started taking advantage of its rhythm, produced similar beats that go with the dance and it has spread to every part of the continent and even beyond.

Gasmilla is a good “Azonto” dancer. I believe Ghanaians first saw the dance as it is now  from Gasmilla. How was Gasmilla able to do the Azonto dance so perfectly? I don’t know but certainly, he didn’t learn it from Sarkodie who doesn’t know the movement and was by then still learning. I think he’s still learning.

Sarkodie cannot even say he made Azonto go international. Fuse ODG featuring  Tiffany on his song titled Azonto can take that credit for that any day.

The Azonto dance was on the scene before Sarkodie released his video. So how did he create something which was there before his song and video? Who is he trying to deceive? The dance has been there long ago.

Sarkodie only made the term Azonto popular through his music because he’s bigger than the artistes who started the movement musically.

But then making a term which was already in existence before he was born popular doesn’t mean he “created” or “invented” it.

For me, it was the public that virtually named the dance Azonto because by then his song was a hit and went well with the dance.

Sarkodie must know that, there is an extent to which an artiste can boast and he must not go beyond that because all of us cannot be fooled at the same time.

By Ebenezer Anangfio/Graphic Showbiz/Ghana

The National Executives of the Musicians and Dancers Association of Ghana (MUDAG) is by this Press Statement informing the general public and the media that, henceforth we have decided to desist from any discussion concerning MUSIGA.

Moreover, any issue concerning MUDAG should be referred to the Press Secretary of the association for further clarification or response. This resolution was made by MUDAG Executives in consultation with its members.

We believe strongly that, the Musicians and Dancers Association has its own important aims and objectives geared towards the development of Musicians and Dancers in the country and however that is what is needed to be promoted rather than engaging in detractive matters of MUSIGA. Although we are aware of some rented press who always work towards defaming MUDAG, we will never lose focus on achieving our set goals and targets.

Most importantly, we would like the media to let all understand that, Ghana’s constitution provides freedom of association for all and there is no need to raise unfounded allegations against members of other unions or associations.

We therefore entreat all to be circumspect when addressing issues about MUDAG and make sure that it is positive and promotes the objectives and the pillars upon which this association was founded and should realize that the show goes on in the arts struggle.

Kindly receive this Press statement with urgency.

Thank you for your attention and correspondence.

Signed

Yours in the media

Oti-Faaben Kakra

Press Secretary –MUDAG

Mobile: 0244-936-939

Guess who Joselyn will be hosting next? World renown make-up artists Kemi King and Clare De Graft who have worked with the biggest celebrities including Kelly Rowland and Omotola will be talking to Joselyn the role of the African women in a male dominated world and their plans to revolutionize the make-up industry.

Don’t miss @ home with Joselyn Dumas every Monday, at 17:30 CAT.

Former Zimbabwean representative in the Big Brother Africa: The Chase reality show, Pokello Nare, is expected to leave for Ghana tomorrow to attend Ghana’s BBA representative Elikem Kumordzie’s four welcome parties.

Elikem, who is now referred to as Zimbabwe’s son-in-law because of his relationship with Pokello, told NewsDay yesterday he would introduce his fiancé to his family members back home.

Elikem has already purchased a return ticket to Ghana for Pokello, who will spend the rest of the month in Ghana.

Asked about wedding bells, Elikem said only time would tell, adding: “I love Pokello so much and hope we will go far with our relationship. Things are going on well so far, I can’t complain.”

Elikem jetted into the country on Friday afternoon and received a warm reception from hordes of Zimbabwean fans who mobbed him at Harare International Airport and at two of his welcome parties in Harare and Bulawayo over the weekend.

“Zimbabwean fans have been amazing. It’s so unbelievable as the love is just too much. Zimbabwe is a beautiful place and I will take all these memories with me to Ghana,” Elikem said.

Over the weekend, Elikem had the opportunity to meet Pokello’s family and her son whom Elikem had always wanted to meet.

Pokello’s family members were also introduced to Elikem’s brother, Troy, who accompanied Elikem to Zimbabwe.

The two brothers seemed to have blended in well as they, together with part of Pokello’s family, travelled to Bulawayo and had a family retreat together.

In Bulawayo, Pokello and Elikem took time off to donate blankets and goods to Thembiso Children’s Home.

Source: Melissa Mpofu- NewsDay

Mutombo Da Poet has been making waves in the spoken word/poetry scene for some time now. As the years come by he evolves. His album, PHOTOSENTENCES came out early last year and has done very well on the market. He keeps on leaving his mark on stages and all of those tv and radio interviews.

His previous single I FOR TALK ft M3NSA has enjoyed airplay and the video to it is something you all should check out. He has a new single out called #SociallyYou, you can download it here –

Check out his album too at mutombodapoet.bandcamp.com follow him on twitter- @mutombodapoet and download some free tracks at hulkshare.com/mutombo.

Wanlov didn’t care when he graced the Chale Wote Street Art Festival in that outfit. So I wonder why I should also care but I know you guys care a great deal.

See the picture below.

Photo credit: Lightville

…Only African

Ghana’s chances at this year’s Miss World event has been handed a major boost.

Naa Okailey Shooter, Miss Ghana 2012, and the country’s representative at the 2013 edition, late Monday, made it to the list of finalists in the Beach Fashion category, one of six Fast Track events.

She made it to a list of eleven countries, as the only African. The other countries include Indonesia the hosts, France, Philippines, Italy, China PR, Jamaica, Moldova, Spain, Ukraine, and Brazil.

Contestants took part in a Poolside demonstration of how to tie a Sarong, and were judged accordingly.

An exciting development which should better her chances of taking a successful shot at the ultimate, she scaled through a first round list of 33 countries (out of 131), and made it to the second round, after which the finalists were chosen.

All eleven finalists will take part in a special photoshoot session on Tuesday September 10. The winner will be announced during the grand finale on September 28.

Qualifying for the finals of a Miss World Fast Track event, and winning as well, enhances a contestant’s chance of making an impact in the finals.

The other Fast Track events include Sports and Fitness, Talent Competition, Top Model, Beauty With A Purpose and World Fashion Design.

This year’s event is being keenly contested for. The selection of the Beach Fashion finals comes a day after a successful Opening Ceremony was held to formally introduce the contestants.

Singer Ryan has released his debut single “I No Care” produced by Ephraim.

Ryan comments: “When I first went into the studio I wanted to write something deep, something that will really touch everyone’s heart. I was struggling and I notice that it’s because I was trying too hard. That’s when we started talking about my past experiences. I was telling Ephraim the producer about a past relationship. We were laughing because I was so young at the time. Within 40 minutes we had the song. The song is based on a true story but I can laugh and have fun about it now. It’s a fun song. There’s a story in there, but I really want people to have fun, at least with this song”

Ryan

Ama K Abebrese, the award-winning actress and TV host, is being celebrated under the Women Of Worth (WOW) Campaign by The WolfPack Group. “What started out as a love for talking and performing as a child led her to pursuing her passion ad turn it to a successful career she loves.

Ama K. Abebrese is an Award winning Actress, TV Presenter and TV Producer, with a wealth of experience in Film, Television and Media. As a renowned TV presenter, she has interviewed international celebrities such as Harrison Ford, Neyo, Ziggy Marley, Akon, Rihanna, Quentin Tarantino, Idris Elba and Star Wars director George Lucas.

She began her career in the UK where she hosted for BBC2 on the youth Television Show, ‘Pass the Mic’ and YCTV’s ‘Cinemania’; later she worked for OBE TV and produced and hosted the successful ‘One Touch’ and ‘On the Sofa’ TV shows.

She relocated back to her country of birth, Ghana in 2009 where her career continues to rise and is considered among Ghana’s most influential celebrities. She made the list of ETV’s 100 Most Influential Ghanaian Personalities in 2011 and 2012 respectively.

The seasoned award winning actress is considered as one of the most versatile and highly regarded acting talents in Ghana, having starred in award winning movies; ‘Sinking Sands’ and ‘Ties that Bind’ opposite some of the best international and local talents. She is the host the popular Lifestyle TV show ‘A Day in the Life’, which will airs on Viasat 1 television, and is the former Head of Own Productions at Viasat 1, where she was the executive producer of shows like ‘The One Show’ and ‘Laugh a Minute’. Ama K is also a co host of ‘New Day’ morning show on TV3.

As an MC, she has hosted many high profile events, such as co host at 2013African Movie Academy Awards in Bayesla State Nigeria, which was televised live across Africa, to an audience of over 50 million. The 2011 RTP (Radio and Television Personality Awards) at the State Banquet Hall in Accra. Ms Ghana UK and other pageants in the United Kingdom and hosted the Miss Universe Ghana pageant in Accra in 2013.

Ama K. Abebrese

She has won numerous awards, including the much coveted ‘Best Actress in a Lead Role’ at the 2011 AMAAs (African Movie Academy Award); ‘International African Film Personality’ at 2013 Screen Nation Award UK. She was recently honored by the AU Diaspora African Forum in Ghana with a ‘Salute to the Diaspora’ award for leadership and commitment to advocating, supporting and championing the cause of the African Union in its development of Africa”

The Wolfpack Women Of Worth (WOW) Campaign is a yearly campaign to applaud, promote and celebrate young pioneering Ghanaian women for their passionate work and the contribution they have made to inspire the younger generation of women. Every year a different batch of “WolfPack Women Of  Worth (WOW)” will be chosen to headline the campaign.

With this campaign WolfPack aims to enhance the aspirations and the pride of young African women by artistically exhibiting successful young innovators, in a series of images with inspirational quotes from each personality. The main aim of this campaign is to inspire up and coming young women across the country and Africa to break the status quo, which tends to be the general saying “it’s a man’s world”.  The campaign will be broken down into two segments.

The focus for the first segment will be on above the line marketing which will include media, print, TV, billboards, radio and various social media platforms (facebook, twitter, instagram etc). The second segment will focus on events such as award shows, banquets and a school tour. The school tour will entail seminars, with the WWOW ladies giving motivational speeches to female student in various schools as well as more intimate sessions with those students that have aspirations of entering the same industries as the WWOW’s.

Submitted by: Wolfpack

Japanese National team has beaten Black Stars 3-1 in an international friendly on Tuesday night in Yokohama.

Frank Acheampong scored in the first half for Ghana. Shinji Kagawa, Yashuito Endo and Keisuke Honda scored for the Samurai Blue.

Watch all the goals in Ghana’s 3-1 defeat to Japan in the Kirin Challenge Cup friendly:

The Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) has signed a contract with the Council for Technical and Vocational Educational Training (COTVET) for the commencement of the MUSIGA Academy.

The contract was signed by the MUSIGA President Bice Osei Kuffour in the presence of the Fund Manager, Ato Simpson of the Skills Development Fund (SDF) of COTVET and other officials.

Speaking at the contract signing event, the Fund Manager, Ato Simpson expressed the SDF’s remit of improving the skills available in the various sectors of the economy and charged MUSIGA to ensure that the concept of founding an Academy is fully realized to impact positively on the local music industry.

On his part, the MUSIGA President indicated his excitement at the signing of the contract noting that, it is the desire of his administration to establish structures that will contribute positively to the development of the industry in Ghana.

Under the contract, COTVET will finance the development of teaching material for the Academy as well as the training of the first 100 students of the Academy. The MUSIGA Academy will offer training in a wide range of areas in the Music industry from Music Theory and Musicianship to Studio Recording, Stagecraft, and ICT for Career Development, Other courses will involve playing indigenous and western musical instruments and Artiste Management among others.

The actual training will commence in three months’ time, and in the meantime; MUSIGA will among other things, be engaged in the development of curricula, teaching and learning materials as well as running Training for Trainers programme for a select crop of professionals who will be instrumental in the running of the MUSIGA Academy.

MUSIGA is collaborating with a number of institutions in this project. They are the School of Performing Arts, NAFTI, Globe Training Institute, New Morning and New BAPMAF.

Big Brother Africa The Chase finalist from Ghana, Elikem has arrived back home in Ghana after a 4-day visit to Zimbabwe.

He touched down this evening at the Kotoka International Airport to thousands of fans who had queued and waited for hours to welcome him and his girl-friend-in-the-making ‘Queen of Swag’, Pokello.

Elikem was in Zimbabwe to familiarize himself with his new found love and co-housemate, Pokello Nare and her country. From his countenance and Pokello’s mannerism, it’s certain there are more untold stories.

Check out some pictures!!!

Source: GhanaGist.Com

INTRO
Cigarette Si m’anu (y3 fr3 me sen? y3 fr3 me sen?)
Cigarette Si m’anu (Nshona Music)
Cigarette Si m’anu …

CHORUS
Abrantee aamesi du, cigarette si m’anu /
miri b) mi life ahh yesi mistake fimfam ho/
Maa y3 mi hu d33 mi di mi mp3sika nso../
Abrantee ah mesi du, Cigarette si m’anu/
cigarette si m’anu (4x) /

VERSE 1
Ewiase mu aah y3 w) yi/
abrab) y3 b) yi, everybody got their ways/
you could be the man or you can be a waste/
will you be the last or would you be first place ?/

i’m not saying i am perfect /
bisa wo ho d3 hinfa n’ereko when the world ends ?/
everybody needs everybody’s help when/
things go wrong.. so my brother tell them/
would you tell them?/

REPEAT CHORUS

VERSE 2
i know you’re confused ,but tell me wan do/
Are you gonna run to the life that will make you comfortable?/
unless you want to, be very very dumb dude/
and dont get me wrong too oooooo/

BRIDGE
i know you’re confused ,but tell me what you wanna do/
Are you gonna run to the life that will make you comfortable?/
unless you want to, be very very dumb dude/
and dont get me wrong too ooooo/

VERSE 3
i’m not saying i am perfect/
Bisa wo ho d33 hinfa n’erik) when the world ends? /
Everybody needs everybody’s help when../
things go wrong so my brother tell them, would you tell them?/

REPEAT CHORUS

OUTRO
Abrantee aah mesi do
Abrantee ahh mesi do
Abrantee ahh mesi do
Cigarette si M’anu yeah
Abrantee Mesi do Cigarette si m’anu yeah
Abrantee mesi do, (till it fades)

Guru over the weekend proved the fine artist that he is, when he put up an excellent show at the third edition of Roll Kall, dubbed No Yawa.

Headlining a concert that also featured performances from Guru, Gemini and Double among others, he literally brought the house down, dishing out some of his recent hits, to the delight of the thousands who turned up.

The event brought together students and immediate past students of thousands of second cycle institutions across the country.

They took part in competitions in Basketball, 5-Aside Football, Rap and Dance Battle, Fashion Show, Jama, Pool, and Jama among other exciting side attractions.

In it’s third year, Roll Kall remains Ghana’s biggest outdoor event for second cycle institutions.

This year’s event was also used to formally launch the ‘No Yawa’ campaign, being spearheaded by DKT International Ghana, distributors of popular condom brands Fiesta, Kiss and Lydia.

“The project seeks to address the high unmet reproductive health needs of Ghana’s youth,” officials have said.

“No Yawa will be the support service where Ghanaian youth will be educated on issues regarding sex, which will then empower them to make informed sex choices.”

Planet One Multimedia and YFM powered No Yawa Roll Kall.

It was sponsored by FIESTA Condoms, Kiss Condoms, Lydia Female Contraceptive, and with support from Papas Pizza.

JOY FM’s Senior International Correspondent, Freelance Correspondent at DW-TV and World View Correspondent at CNN, Jefferson Sackey turned a year older last Monday.

He gathered some friends at the Movenpick Ambassador Hotel in Accra to celebrate with him, his 35th birthday. Notable faces at the party included Doreen Andoh and Nathaniel Attoh all of JOY FM, K.O.D., a radio presenter turned tailor, Herbert Krapa, aide at Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo among others.

Jefferson is also a Malta Guinness brand Ambassador.

Happy belated birthday Jefferson Sackey!