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Speaking in an interview with Andy Dosty on Hitz FM\u2019s Daybreak Hitz, Scott Evans stated that he feels being nominated for this year\u2019s Vodafone Ghana Awards is big leverage for him as far as his music career is concerned.<\/p>\n
He stated that even if he doesn\u2019t emerge as the winner in the category he was nominated in, he is going to use this as an opportunity to work harder to project his music.<\/p>\n
\u201cI think it\u2019s big leverage for me and I\u2019m gonna use that as an opportunity to work harder because I think someone said the harder you work the more luckier you get\u201d,<\/strong> he said.<\/p>\n Scott Evans has been nominated for the Best New Artiste of the year as well as Best Gospel Song of the year with \u201cMa Pe K3\u201d.<\/p>\n Watch the video below:<\/p>\n In other news, a native doctor was said to have been found dead while he was waiting for a customer to deliver some human parts to him to complete a ritual.<\/p>\n According to reports available on the internet, two suspects identified as Wasiu Omonose, 35, and Akanbi Ibrahim 32 were apprehended by the police after they were spotted with human parts on Oke Oyi-Jebba road on a motorcycle.<\/p>\n Upon interrogation, it appears that the native doctor they were supposed to deliver the human parts to had died mysteriously. One of the suspects told the police that he called the phone of the native doctor but the call was answered by another person who told him about the demise of the \u2018juju man\u2019<\/p>\n \u201cDuring the investigation, one of the suspects earlier told the officers that by the time he went to pick up the head and the hands, he called the herbalist but the phone was picked by one of his family members who broke the news of his death<\/strong>\u201c, the police source said.<\/p>\n<\/h5>\n<\/div>\n