A social media user is shaking a violent table about the former Praye groupmates and why they’re ignoring their friend in need. Once upon a time, we had a sensational hiplife group named Praye who said unity was their strength. Three of them came together and chose the name Praye (meaning broom), which is a … Read more
The 20th edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) already looks like it’s going to engender it’s fair share of controversies.
Charter House might be rid of the irritating jabs of Shatta Wale but there are always going to be pissed off acts due to the sheer number of talents and the fact that someone has to be left out of every awards scheme.
Recently the hiplife singing group Praye made it clear that they are making a comeback after years of being separated and suffering in the wilderness.
After suffering for so long as solo artists and realizing that three heads are better than two (or one), Praye are coming back together.
Praye Honeho, a former member of the now defunct hiplife group, ‘Praye’ has revealed he was not invited to the wedding ceremony of his former colleague Praye Tiatia, which was held over the weekend. Speaking to MzGee on Hot FM’s Entertainment Show, Praye Honeho, whose real name is Eugene Baah, said: “I was away in … Read more
From alleged thievery to struggling to make earns meet as musicians, a close source to the Hiplife group-Praye disclosed in a loud voice during a recent meeting in London how desperate, broke and frustrated the musical group has become. Present at the meeting were Peace Fm’s Akwasi Aboagye, myself and few others who could not … Read more
Reliable information reaching GhanaCelebrities.Com has it that the onetime celebrated Ghanaian musical group-Praye which has been struggling for some years now is at its weakest—as the group members have held several meetings intending to break off their union. Though the group-Praye has been struggling to keep it together since the third member-Praya tenten (Nana Kwame) … Read more
Hip-life musician Praye Honeho (real name Eugene Baah) must be a proud dad, probably showing his mate-Praye Tietia how a father should be to his child. In a newly released family portrait, the musician who is married to Ghanaian actress-Beverly Afaglo share smiles with their beautiful daughter… Is this not CUTE?
Praye Tietia and Praye Honeho, making up the group-Praye without Praye Tintin has released a video for their tune ‘GMT/Still Young’. The video which is sort of a come back visual for Praye starring Ghanaian actress-Nana Ama McBrown and Amanda Jisseh of GHOne… Check out the video below httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=js1rDa6zB9I
Sometimes I wonder why Ghanaian musicians cannot work together. The news of Hip Life trio Praye’s break-up came as a surprise to many, myself included because I have been a staunch follower of them.
When it comes to the number of hits any group has had over the years since the introduction of Hip Life, aside Buk Bak and VIP, the next group that comes in mind with so many hit songs are Praye, made up of Praye Tenten, Praye Ho Ne Ho and Praye Tiatia; real names real name Nana Adu Koranteng, Eugene Baah and Steven Fiawoo.
After several months of the break up, Praye Tenten has come up to speak on the break up. In doing so he denied all the allegations levelled against him by former mates, that he has grown wings hence the reason why he went solo.
He told Graphic Showbiz that, Eugene, the leader of the group told him, he didn’t want to see him around the group again because of a supposed issue. It is not clear whether the issue has to be with their normal girls-chasing-spree or whether it has to do with money sharing.
Hip life artiste and current National Youth Organiser of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) Obour known in real life as Bice Osei Kuffour has finally launched his campaign to seek the high office in MUSIGA.
Obour has since May 2011 showed his readiness in becoming the next president of MUSIGA to change the plight of musicians in the country and also to continue from where current president Diana Hopeson will be leaving off.
Being the youngest in the contest for the MUSIGA presidency, Obour joins veteran musicians like Gyedu Blay Ambolley, Nana Tuffour and Willie Roe with similar ambitions.
