Controversial Ghanaian gospel artist, Diana Asamoah has revealed why it will be impossible for things to change for Ghana regardless of the political party in power.
Diana Asamoah who is a strong advocate for the incumbent NPP administration said on United Showbiz show hosted by MzGee on UTV that Ghanaians are part of the reasons why there is no progress in the country.
According to her, the attitude of Ghanaians towards work is one of the reasons why a lot of them are unemployed.
She added that even if Ghanaians vote for God to become their leader, if the dishonesty and lackadaisical attitude doesn’t change, nothing will happen.
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Anyway, Evangelist Diana Asamoah’s looks to UTV for an interview have caused a stir on social media.
The gospel artist was among the panelists who joined MzGee on the United Showbiz show to discuss matters arising in the entertainment industry.
The 40+ woman changed three times during the show to prove that she has become more fashionable.
Her first dress was a white long dress with a train which was just like a wedding gown.
Despite her old age, Diana Asamoah is neither married nor have children. This made some netizens conclude that her desperation to get married forced her to start dressing like a slay Queen.
Ever since she decided to change her style of dressing, Diana Asamoah has been looking prettier and more presentable. It’s even safe to say she looks a lot younger than her actual age.
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Watch the video below;
Source: Ghanacelebrities.com
This post was published on October 1, 2023 3:31 PM
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