Gyakie Recalls Bad Show Experience at Ankonsia: Fans Were Too Angry, I Couldn’t Perform

Ghanaian singer Gyakie has opened up about a painful experience she once had at a show in Ankonsia. According to the “Forever” hitmaker, she was booked to perform at the event, but things did not go as planned. The organisers kept delaying her turn on stage for so long that the crowd grew impatient and angry. By the time it was her turn, the situation had become so heated that she could not perform at all.

Speaking in an interview shared by OnuaFM, Gyakie described the incident as a distressing one. She explained that the long wait frustrated the fans, who had come to see her perform. Their anger boiled over, and the atmosphere became too charged for her to go on stage. In the end, she had to leave without giving the performance she had been billed for.

The singer’s story highlights a common problem at live events in Ghana, where poor organisation and long delays often spoil the experience for both artistes and fans. When performers are made to wait for hours, the crowd’s patience wears thin, and the mood can quickly turn from excitement to frustration. In Gyakie’s case, the delay was so bad that it robbed her fans of the chance to see her perform.

Gyakie did not hold back in sharing how the experience made her feel. She noted that it was a difficult moment for her as an artiste, because she had prepared to entertain her fans but was prevented by circumstances beyond her control. Her account serves as a reminder of the pressure performers face when event planning goes wrong, and how quickly a happy crowd can turn angry.

The “Something” singer’s story is a lesson for event organisers to respect the time of both artistes and fans. Proper planning and timely scheduling can prevent such disappointing scenes. For Gyakie, the Ankonsia show remains a memory she would rather forget, but she is sharing it to show fans the reality of what sometimes happens behind the scenes.