My Proposal To VIP On Solo Projects Was Not Well Understood–Promzy Speaks Out

Ghanaian musician Emmanuel Promzy Ababio, now known as Promzy Afrika, who broke away from the VIP music group, says he is shock and still can’t believe his eyes on circumstances that led to his split and what people say about him.

Promzy Africa who is now pursuing his career as a solo artiste disclosed in an interview on AM Pluzz that he had to give it all up since things were not gearing up for them at that time.

According to him, he was not having any bad intentions when he proposed the idea of solo projects to his fellow group members.

“When I was out of the group Roro and I thought ‘what was the essence of having all these great songs without anyone knowing about them.” He added; “So we released one or two songs but this single is the official single and marks the beginning of my solo career.

“I didn’t leave VIP like I was leaving, it was a suggestion I brought on the table and I thought my brothers could not understand what I was saying because it got to a point whatever we were doing was the same old thing and one way. We got to a point where we needed to calculate and behave in a matured way and do things that will give back to the society.

“So I brought the idea but at the end of the day it seems it didn’t work out well. Up to now, I’m still surprised and I haven’t spoken about this for few years because I’m still in shock. But at the end of the day, things happen for a reason.

“So many things have gone wrong and people have said stuff I decided to be quite because I know sometimes things happen. If you try to make certain things work and it’s not working you just have to let it be,” Promzy explained.

VIP (Vision In Progress) was a Ghanaian Hiplife group made up of Promzy (Emmanuel Promzy Ababio), Prodigal (Joseph Nana Ofori), and Lazzy, now Zeal (Abdul Hamid Ibrahim), which since Promzy’s departure has metamorphosed into VVIP with the addition of Reggie Rockstone.