Mzbel
Musician, Mzbel, has advised colleague Barosky not to return to Ghana, saying he could face greater financial difficulties if he comes home without a job or family support.
Speaking on UTV’s United Showbiz on September 2, 2026, Mzbel said she was unhappy with how Barosky’s situation became public.
“I’m not happy with the way this came out. Someone should have spoken to someone who can communicate with us to help him, but the way it was all over, that’s not nice,” she said.
Mzbel said returning to Ghana without a source of income could leave Barosky struggling.
“What is he coming to do in Ghana? Unless he has a family or he’s looking at a job that he’s coming to do, if not, he would be super homeless when he comes to Ghana,” she stated.
She instead urged Ghanaian authorities abroad to help the musician find work.
“Barosky shouldn’t come to Ghana. They should get him a job abroad so that it can sustain him for now,” she said.
Mzbel also used the situation to advise musicians to plan financially while they are still active.
“Fame cannot guarantee you financial security, so we have to do something in addition to the music,” she said.
She urged artistes to invest their earnings to avoid financial difficulties later in life.
“No matter how much money you make and no matter how far you go, if you don’t invest well, by the time you grow old, your life would be miserable,” she cautioned.
Mzbel added that musicians who move abroad without finding something sustainable should consider returning home.
“If you don’t have anything solid to do abroad, just go and come back,” she advised.
