There is ‘black magic’ (juju) in the gospel music industry to bring down gospel musicians according to gospel musician Michael Oware Sakyi popularly known in Showbiz as OJ.
According to the “Etsen” hitmaker, most Ghanaian gospel musicians rely solely on “juju” in order to stay relevant and also have hit songs.
At the rate at which Ghanaian gospel musician, brother Sammy is ‘beefing’ with fellow gospel musicians should tell you that there’s no unity in the gospel music fraternity.
After insulting his fellow gospel musician, Cecilia Marfo, he has now jumped on the neck of OJ–describing him as a stupid man.
Like I posted earlier on, that Ghanaians are yet to be entertained this time not from the dancehall artistes but from gospel side after the so-called Kumasi based gospel singer, Brother Sammy a.k.a ‘Nsem Fuu’ released a heavy gospel diss song full of insults.
This, however, has reached the ears of the country’s gospel singers union and has, therefore, called their colleague Brother Sammy to order.
Gospel singer OJ was completely in tears at the memorial service of KABA held Monday at the premises of the Multimedia Group Limited in Accra.
OJ was inconsolable over the death of the Asempa Fm journalist.
Rapper Oj Blaq who gained fame for his single Chale Wote (2009), was hospitalised due to double kidney failure though a close source of the rapper said it was a temporary condition.
Not much was heard from the rapper’s camp until now that long lost friend of the former has come forward to render his selfless help to his friend.
