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My Outrage At Event Flyer Was Not To Hype The Show – Wiyaala Clarifies

My Outrage At Event Flyer Was Not To Hype The Show – Wiyaala Clarifies

Ghanaian alternative music artiste, Wiyala, has addressed the recent controversy surrounding the positioning of her picture on a flyer for an upcoming show, emphasising that her intention was not to create hype or stir controversy. This comes after a flyer for the upcoming "Safari Fest" show, scheduled for January 1, 2024 was released. The flyer featured Samini, Kuami Eugene, Fancy Gadam, and Wiyaala. However, Wiyaala was placed behind the other acts in on the flyer. This didn't go down well with the versatile artiste, who took to her social media to call for her image to be positioned correctly as…
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Samini Apologizes After Wiyaala Fumed For Being Placed Behind Three Artistes On A Flyer

Samini Apologizes After Wiyaala Fumed For Being Placed Behind Three Artistes On A Flyer

Shortly after Wiyaala asked Samini to re-position her at a respectable spot on the flyer of his annual ‘Saminifest’, the 'High Grade label' boss has taken to social media to apologize for the gaffe. Samini received the stern warning from Wiyaala on social media after she chanced on the flyer, which had the likes of Kuami Eugene and Fancy Gadam on the bill. Wiyaala, angrily expressed that her position on the flyer projects her as an underground artiste and also threatened to opt out of the event if the needful isn’t done. “Honestly, I am not happy about this poster circulating on social…
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German Ambassador Lists Pat Thomas, Charles Amoah, Wiyaala, Among His Favourite Ghanaian Musicians

German Ambassador Lists Pat Thomas, Charles Amoah, Wiyaala, Among His Favourite Ghanaian Musicians

The German Ambassador to Ghana, Daniel Krull, has opened up about his deep appreciation for Ghanaian music and shared some of his favourite artistes. In an exclusive interaction with Doreen Abanema Abayaa on GhanaWeb Special, the ambassador's enthusiasm for the vibrant musical culture of Ghana was palpable as he recounted his introduction to the country's musical treasures. With a warm smile, Ambassador Krull reminisced, "Even before coming here and being told I would be posted in Ghana, I packed my CD player with only two African music CDs, and as soon as I hit play, we couldn't help but start…
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