Former President John Mahama appreciating the efforts and support from John Dumelo in the wake and heat of the 2016 Presidential and Parliamentary elections, ‘stormed’ his traditional wedding to support him too.
John Mahama as usual of him appeared at John Dumelo’s traditional marriage ceremony in an all-white outfit.
The ‘Onaapo’ hitmaker, Dee Aja who claimed he ‘chopped’ down a lot of women due to his ‘Onaapo’ song has disclosed that sound engineer, Nana Osei aka Nacee cheated him during the sharing of the ‘Onaapo’ cash.
According to Dee Aja, Nacee only gave him a meagre amount of Ghc4,000 after the NDC Presidential candidate, John Dramani Mahama paid them a whopping amount of Ghc140,000.
‘Onaapo’ hitmaker, Dee Aja has disclosed that he did not only gain fame and money for composing the song ‘Onaapo’ for 2016 defeated Presidential candidate of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Dramani Mahama but rather enjoyed series of s*xual bouts with several women in addition.
Musician Dee Aja continued that he banged several older women (sugar mummies) all because of his viral song ‘Onaapo’.
For a few months last year this guy was the biggest deal in Ghana, as his song ‘Onaapo’ became a nationwide sensation. It looks like someone is starved of fame and wants his 15 minutes back.
In a newly released video, Dee Aja begs John Mahama to come back and run the country.
DKB has asserted that the most popular song of last year, ‘JM Onaapo’, contributed to the defeat of the NDC in the 2016 elections.
DKB claims the choice of ‘John 3:16″ in the song led to the NDC’s eventual loss.
“Onaapo DKB” has been in a comfortable lead in the comedy game in Ghana but Nana Konadu’s recent label on him as a boring character is taking him close to Mahama’s 44% in the comedy hall of fame.
Being a loud opinionated comedian who’ll pick on anybody who makes a headline has so far given room to everybody get back at him with his ‘acclaimed boring jokes’ though the likes of George Quaye have jumped to his defence.
There is this debate in the music industry between the ‘purists’ and the ‘realists’ over whether miming is ever acceptable – no matter what the truth is a lot of artists mime during shows instead of performing over backing instrumentals.
But there are also a lot of artists who are against that and think those who mime aren’t ‘proper’ musicians.
The nominees list for the 2017 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards were released last week and there was one very notable absentee song – ‘Onaapo’.
Arguably the biggest political song in Ghanaian history, the Nacee composed song was so popular even its perceived opponents (the NPP) were dancing to it.
Former President John Dramani Mahama loves Ghana so much that he did all he could to make everyone smile, that even if it’s for you to cry now and smile later out of his intended good deeds, he’ll feel very much accomplished.
This was the exact picture the Ex-President painted today in addressing members of Kenya’s business community in Nairobi.
“Onaapo” which literally means “you will not even get” in our local parlance has been heralded by all and sundry and as it stands—it is safe to say everyone has found himself uttering that very word.
The word which is a title to one of the many campaign songs this year has garnered more attention than we may even want to hear.
