Adina

Singer Adina has urged Ghanaians to be more assertive about their health and general well-being. According to her, people need to take some time to relax from the pressures of life. Speaking to Jason El-A on MX24TV, Adina acknowledged that many people are working tirelessly to provide for their families or meet demanding work deadlines. She observed that with responsibilities like work and bills, people can become overwhelmed by the stress of daily life. "We're all going through so much right now. And I know personally a lot of people that are all about their work, they wake up in the morning, they go…

Ghanaian award-winning female vocalist Adina Thembi has added her voice to the debate over whether it is appropriate for artist managers to have sexual affairs with their female musicians. According to Adina, there is nothing wrong with male artiste managers having sexual relationships with female artists. Speaking on Takoradi-based Spice FM, Adina maintained that she sees nothing wrong with it. Emphasizing her points, the ‘Shoulder’ hitmaker said it is totally okay for an artiste and a manager who are both two adults to build a sexual relationship. She added, that as long as their professional and personal lives do not…

Ghanaian songstress and multi-award-winning musician, Adina Thembi Ndamse, popularly known as Adina, has stated that she was very determined to get her music to every corner of the earth. “I believe as an artiste your goal should be able to reach every corner of the earth,” she highlighted and stated that she desires to get her music all around the globe. Adina who performed incredibly at the just-ended Promise land Destination at Gold Coast Festival held in Australia mentioned that it’s fulfilling to have people love her music and sing it as though they were Ghanaian. In an interview on Y97.9FM…

Adina Thembi, musician of Ghanaian and South African descent, in recollecting her high high school days has described them to be dreamy and positive. On Y  97.9 FM’s ‘Dryve Of Your Lyfe’ show with Nana Kwesi-Wusu, she revealed that being in Wesley Girls’ Senior High School, popularly known as ‘Gey Hey’ gave her an opportunity to be herself. Through the support she gained over there, it became clear to her that she could achieve anything. “While I was in school, I was always dreaming. I dreamt really big about how grand life could be,” Adina said. Touching on the tough…