Ghanaian musician, Eugene Kwame Marfo, well known as Kuami Eugene has responded to criticism registered by Ghanaians about his freestyle on Tim Westwood TV which is based in London, United Kingdom.
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It would be recalled that the singer was being bashed by Ghanaians on social media over his rap freestyle on Tim Westwood. Many discredited the singer for rapping on the platform instead of doing his normal singing.
In an interview on Okay FM’s Ekwansodwodwo with the ace broadcaster, Gilbert Abeiku Aggrey Santana, Kuami Eugene trashed the assertions made by Ghanaians that Tim Westwood was designed mainly for rappers and not singers.
He stated that the platform is meant for musicians to exhibit their talents and that was exactly what he did when he appeared on the platform.
“Tim Westwood is not for only rappers, it is for exhibitions so I went there for exhibition. Tim Westwood has not written it anywhere that his show is for only rappers so I went there to exhibit my talent”, he said.
Meanwhile, award-winning Ghanaian rapper, Denning Edem Hotor, widely known as Ayigbe Edem has recounted how his marriage suffered for the first three years before they finally reached a common goal as a couple.
Speaking in an interview with the lifestyle & celebrity blogger, Zionfelix, Edem revealed that his marriage suffered for the first three years due to some misunderstanding between himself and his wife.
Edem revealed that he felt he and his wife came up from different homes and were brought up differently, hence their goals as a couple were not aligned, and this bred troubles in their marriage for the first three years.
However, they never nurtured the idea of going their separate ways but they were on different pages and understanding couldn’t work on both sides until their fourth where they managed to resolve their differences and strengthen their bond.