Sunday, 15 February 2015

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Black Paper Online: THE DAWN OF A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING - BY KONGOLINI ...: The Dawn of a Deeper Understanding The Dawn of a Deeper Understanding In my absence time was taken to gain a much deeper understand...

KWAW KESSE WILL "MURDER" GHANA POLICE

Some fans of the maddest man in the Ghana music industry have been expecting a tight lyrical vengeance on Ghana police after his release from Kumasi central prisons.

Kwaw Kesse was arrested at Kumasi for allegedly smoking a substance which was confirmed to be Indian hemp at the Plus Two pub at Ahodwo. The arrest led to a mild protest from some musicians and fans who believed that justice was not being well served in the country. In the light of eventful analysis, some Ghanaians were wroth at the fact that the law against illicit drugs was impracticable in a prior circumstance where Chris Brown smoked similar weed on stage at the Accra sports stadium in front of about 5000 people, and telecasted live on T.V stations across the country.

During his days in custody, the hip pop star relayed a message to his fans begging them to halt all forms of violence against the authorities, and also advised his fans to refrain from making any hash statements about the police in order to ensure his safe return from jail. Much has been expected from Kwaw after he won this battle against the monstrous underdogs who were believed to be behind the arrest and defamation of his reputation. And like Yaa Pono who released a single "Free Kwaw" , in which he addressed the issue of partial justice, it is expected that Kwaw Kesse will soon drop a dope tune that will contain his experience at the Kumasi prison and also a reply to his law enforcement friends.  

TIC TAC ATTACKS FAKE BOYS

The Ghanaian rapper Tic Tac has released his new single "All Over the World" which has been branded controversial by some listeners and fans.

The "Philomona" hitmaker of the 90`s in an interview on the Ofm Bosoe show explained the motives behind his new single to Gyatabuom and his listeners yesterday. Recounting his days in the forefront of Ghana music, Tic Tac further touched on the issue of fronting by some people who he believes are not truthful about their wealth status. In the song "All Over the World", the ace rapper verbally set the record straight that people all over the world are "gnashing" due to economic hardship that has hit our mother planet. In this interview with Gyatabuom which lasted for about ten minutes, Tic Tac alluded to the fact that a global economic catastrophe is blowing over the Earth, and that all those who pose themselves as being wealthy and swaggish are nothing but mere pretenders who only seek to deceive themselves and others. He went ahead with prayers to the Almighty to come to the aid of "boys boys" who have now become economically impotent to be truthful about their hustle and to receive the favour of God. All over the world was first played on Obuasi radio by Bishop Gyatabuom Gyata on the popular Bosoe entertainment show.

Wrapping up the interview, Tic Tac promised to respond to any call from Obuasi people whenever he is invited to an event. He also thanked Obuasi fans and www.ofmghanalive for the support of his new single.