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Replying to @GyapKay
Hahaha true.
I heard patrikotom from him
Piamɔnkɔɔ was what we called VHS due to the 'extra push' to settle it 😂😂
Awurade great times.
Replying to @GyapKay
I loved those times, but as the saying goes season and times. The only good thing out of this bad decline is it opened up certain aspects that now we have other teams aside Hearts,Kotoko, King Faisal winning the league and challenging for the throphy also.
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Replying to @GyapKay
Tigo, tigo free night call x2
One touch call me back x2
Areeba transfer x2
Kasapa tigogo, tigogo, tigogo😂😂
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Asesuanso ba kwaagyebi anoma, menko me ne m'anamon, mesenee sɛ merekɔ twa dammire a, mekɔɔ yɛ a mahunu nnankansoro. Nnankansoro nso Asantetoo yɛkyiri, na medeɛ
mahunu nnankansoro; megyee meho se meretena ase wo fɛm a, sɛɛ na matena bayere amena mu.
Dr. K. Gyasi is widely credited with pioneering the use of the electric organ in Ghanaian guitar-band highlife..
In 1963, Ghana’s President, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah invited him and others to accompany him on official trips to the Soviet Bloc and North Africa to perform highlife music at diplomatic events and promote Ghanaian culture
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“FEFE NE FE” by @TiCmusicGh and @i_amTonytetuila came out in 2004, yet the production, melody and energy still hold up today.
good music doesn’t expire. it becomes timeless.
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Replying to @GyapKay
You have no idea how I love this account. Helping me know the names and faces behind these classics. Nyame nhyira wo.
























