Veteran rapper Obrafour has attributed his success in the music industry to God and his team.
According to the ‘Kwame Nkrumah’ hitmaker, he would not have gone far without these two adding “so I wouldn’t want to take the credit for everything.”
Obrafour told JoyNews’ MzGee that “I don’t think I deserve all the commendations and the praises.”
The rapper is currently celebrating his 20 years in the music industry with his ‘Pae Mu Ka @20 festivities which includes the production of a documentary.
Back to Taifa concert, one of the festivities, which was to celebrate where the journey in the music industry began, was flooded with fans and musicians who were impressed with Obrafour’s tenacity and showered him with praise.
Some commended the works he has done in his 20 years in the industry especially to uplift up and coming artistes.
However, some people believe he has not been celebrated and rewarded enough for his influence and works.
Obrafour told MzGee that his reward is in heaven adding, “I think if I’m able to equip myself well, here on earth, probably, at the end of the day in heaven I may wear many stars.”
Latest Stories
-
Arteta wants ‘important player’ Thomas Partey to stay at Arsenal
2 minutes -
We Move the Game: Malta Guinness celebrates a powerful season finale of Women’s Premier League
22 minutes -
Godfred Yeboah Dame reported to General Legal Council for alleged misconduct
24 minutes -
Prof Francis Otoo appointed Ag. Director-General of Nuclear Regulatory Authority
33 minutes -
Tulenkey explains why he taped his mouth at 26th TGMAs
34 minutes -
KATH launches orthopaedics month to fund free surgeries and raise bone health awareness
37 minutes -
Inclusive business models key to Ghana’s agribusiness growth – Chamber of Young Entrepreneurs
42 minutes -
Finance Ministry approves revised allowances for university senior staff unions
47 minutes -
Nhyira FM’s Power Sports Host goes ‘Sakora’ on live radio after Manchester United defeat
48 minutes -
ECG to begin maintenance works for sustained power supply in Ashanti as the rains set in
54 minutes -
My mum told me to quit music – Wendy Shay
56 minutes -
Murder of Sogakope assembly member: Mason jailed for life, 2 others get 94 years in jail
58 minutes -
Kasapreko to list on the Ghana Stock Exchange by end of 2025
1 hour -
The Ugandan mud wrestlers who became a global sensation
1 hour -
Former High Commissioner Barbara Akuorkor Benisa celebrates Joy FM at 30 with heartfelt visit
2 hours