The campaign of getting people appreciate Made in Ghana products has been intense in recent times which started off with the locally produced rice. A photo circulating on social media shows locally made panties sewn in African fabric. READ ALSO: Alleged Ex-Convict Turned Pastor Flog Members For Not Paying Tithe – VIDEO The panties looks … Read more
Ghana’s legendary rapper, Kwame Nsiah Apau aka Okyeame Kwame and the new school champion, Kidi thrilled patrons at the 2019 VGMA launch to an amazing musical performance.
Okyeame Kwame has a hit song Made In Ghana, performed together with Kidi; the song also doubles as the title of his yet to be released album. It is always heart soothing when a beautiful creative piece of art shows great appreciation to your roots.
Yes, Ghana’s legendary rapper Kwame Nsiah Apau aka Okyeame Kwame is still on his made in Ghana promotion agenda, using every available means possible to inculcate the spirit of nationalism in us.
The ‘Rap Dacta’ as he is affectionately called has titled his yet to be released studio album ‘Made In Ghana’ and already two songs on the album that have been released are doing well in the music industry.
Legend Okyeame Kwame is still on his Made In Ghana Album which was scheduled to be released late last year but due to certain circumstances was pushed to 2019.
Okyeame Kwame released the first single off the album which also doubles as the title of the album Made In Ghana in 2018, the song featured Kidi and so far it has received rotation on major Ghanaian radio stations and positive reviews from a lot of music lovers.
Ghana’s legendary rapper and one of the best musical icon ever to have emanated from Ghana and Africa as a whole Kwame Nsiah Apau aka Okyeame Kwame has once again achieved a great feat for himself ─his fans and his yet to be released album titled “Made In Ghana”.
Ghana’s Ministry of Trade and Industry headed by the affable minister Alan Kwadwo Kyeremateng has named the best rapper alive and the most versatile Ghanaian musician as the “Made In Ghana” ambassador.
Only in Ghana – a white person being used to encourage Ghanaians to go local.
But the logic behind it has some merit — an obroni dressed in ‘made in Ghana’ clothes and speaking a Ghanaian language. If she has made this effort how about us the indigenes?
