Made In Ghana: Sarkodie Talks About Okyeame Kwame Inspiration
There has always been that point in time when the casual “real recognise real” quote takes a palpable effect on our action(s) as humans.
In Ghana’s entertainment industry, Okyeame Kwame is one of the few who has carved a well-positioned brand for himself.
In an overt acknowledgement of this great achievement, another showbiz personality in Ghana who preserves branding has lauded the ‘Rap Doctor’ for attaining such feat.
Sarkodie, Ghana’s most awarded musician has told the One Mic Entertainment boss how he inspires this generation of entertainers in the country.
The ‘Can’t Let You Go’ rapper took to social media microblog Twitter to give this honourable mentions to the ‘Hallelujah’ crooner.
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“Big bro @Okyeamekwame I can’t wait to listen to your new project 👌🏾 … At this point in my career I appreciate your positioning more. Maturity takes time and I hope God bless us with the wisdom to sail through time … you an inspiration #MadeInGhana .., we proud of you 🙏🏾🇬🇭,” Sarkodie tweeted.
Big bro @Okyeamekwame I can’t wait to listen to your new project 👌🏾 … At this point in my career I appreciate your positioning more. Maturity takes time and I hope God bless us with the wisdom to sail through time … you an inspiration #MadeInGhana .., we proud of you 🙏🏾🇬🇭
— HIGHES➕ (@sarkodie) November 27, 2018
In a reply, the father of two (2) noted that the BET Award winner brings “meaning to the support your own” agenda.
Thanks for the appreciation bro. U bring meaning to the support ur own hashtag. #MadeinGhana agenda will be sarkcessful with people like u supporting. Big ups! #Togetherwerise 🙏🏾 God is in our corner https://t.co/OulVDptf06
— MADE IN GHANA (@Okyeamekwame) November 27, 2018
Okyeame Kwame is currently working on his upcoming ‘Made In Ghana’ album. The album already has a title-sake song ‘Made In Ghana’ which features Kidi out.
Source: Yaw Sarpong | PlugTimes.com
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