Sarkodie
It seems the impact rapper Sarkodie's music makes stretches beyond the borders of Ghana.
The Sarknation president posted a video of a Sri Lankan working in London showering praises on him.
The excited foreigner met Sarkodie, who was in the company of others and used the opportunity to identify himself as a staunch fan.
He disclosed that he was introduced to Sarkodie’s music by a Ghanaian he used to work with, and since then, he been a great follower.
He described Sarkodie as a star and encouraged him to keep singing adding “you’re gonna make people happy.”
An elated Sarkodie could be heard expressing profound gratitude to his new fan.
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