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Pana: A stress relaxer for all fans-Keche
Musical duo, Keche have sent a message through their new song Pana, released about a week ago.
The award-winning group Keche is composed of Andrew Kofi Cudjoe and Joshua Kojo Ampah.
Speaking to The Spectator Agoro, the musical duo advised people to make time for relaxation to ease pressure.
“This refreshes you and gives you a sound mind to go about your activities smoothly. Mental health is key to living long, so don’t stress too much,” they advised.
According to them, this is another form of healthy living, adding that it was good for one to work hard to achieve success; however, there must be some time to spare in balancing the situation.
“You don’t have money for that Benz, Range Rover, or mansion; however, you have life, so be glad and enjoy life,” they said.
Keche said Pana, which was composed about four years ago and released recently, preaches to music lovers to take their relaxation seriously.
Andrew Cudjoe said he had the inspiration, recorded the song and later sent it to Joshua Ampah for his verse.
Pana, produced by Hitz Beatz, is available on all social media platforms.
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The National Sports Authority (NSA) has warned that Sarkodie will not be allowed to host his Rapaholic concert on the football pitch of the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi.
Director-General of the NSA, Yaw Ampofo Ankrah, said the pitch is strictly reserved for football and other sports activities.
He warned that any unauthorized use of the field during the concert would attract serious penalties, including heavy compensation.
Mr. Ankrah explained that while the Baba Yara Stadium has been approved as the venue, Sarkodie’s stage and sound systems will be positioned behind the goalpost to protect the playing surface.
He said all measures have been put in place to ensure the pitch is not damaged.
He further disclosed that the NSA is in the process of acquiring pitch covers to make it easier to host non-sporting events without compromising the playing field.
The NSA boss also revealed that several churches and organizations had offered as much as GHS 300,000 to use the pitch, but the requests were rejected. According to him, protecting the grounds for domestic and international football is a top priority.
Mr. Ankrah stressed that although the Authority permits the use of stadium facilities for events, the football pitch itself cannot be used for performances or entertainment.
He concluded that if any condition is breached during Sarkodie’s concert, strict sanctions will follow.
By: Jacob Aggrey
The Ashanti Regional minister, Dr Frank Amoankohene, has welcomed Ghanaian music star Sarkodie to Kumasi ahead of his upcoming concert, Rapperholic: The Homecoming.
Sarkodie paid a courtesy call on the minister on Tuesday to personally invite him to the show, which is scheduled for 27 September at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium.
Dr Amoankohene said the meeting gave them the chance to discuss security arrangements for the event.
He added that they also looked at ways the government and the creative industry can work together to support young artists in the Ashanti Region and across the country.
According to him, both parties reaffirmed their commitment to nurture creativity, ensure public safety and promote the arts as an important part of Ghana’s identity and economic growth.
The minister said he was happy the event would bring fans and visitors to the region, adding that the Ashanti Region “remains ready to host major events in a safe and welcoming environment.”
By: Jacob Aggrey
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