Nana Asiamah Hanson Expresses Disappointment Over Ghana's Absence on International Stages.
Renowned in the music industry as Bullgod, Nana Asiamah Hanson has raised concerns about the lack of global recognition for Ghanaian musicians, particularly artists like R2Bees and Efya, who share a close bond with international superstar Wizkid.
In a thought-provoking Facebook post, Bullgod questioned why artists who often spend quality time with Wizkid during his visits to Ghana struggle to secure opportunities on international stages and showcase their talents to the world.
"So R2Bees and Efya will smoke, drink, and chill with Wizkid anytime he’s in Ghana but can’t join him on international stages and showcase their talents to the world?" he pondered.
Despite the camaraderie they share with Wizkid, Bullgod pointed out that these highly talented artists seem unable to capitalize on their valuable connections to gain global recognition.
Expressing disappointment, Bullgod also highlighted Ghana's missed opportunities to shine on major international stages. He specifically mentioned the impressive 62,850-capacity Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London as a potential platform where Ghana could have showcased its musical prowess.
"Again, Ghana missed out on national duties at the 62,850-capacity Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, yesterday," he added.
Bullgod's candid thoughts lead to a poignant question: What should Ghanaians do differently to seize significant opportunities and perform alongside their Nigerian counterparts on global stages?
As discussions surrounding the music industry's potential and the need for greater support for Ghanaian artists gain momentum, Bullgod's observations serve as a reminder of the untapped talent and opportunities within the nation's vibrant music scene. The call for more global recognition and opportunities for artists like R2Bees and Efya echoes the aspirations of many in the Ghanaian music community.
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