Rapper Sarkodie has finally received his 2019 Black Entertainment Television (BET) plaque after being the first artiste to win the Best international flow at the Hip-hop Awards.
The ‘Saara’ hitmaker took to Instagram to show his fans a glimpse of the plaque as he unwrapped the package.
Sarkodie was nominated in the newly-created ‘Best International Flow’ category alongside six other acts; Falz (Nigeria), Ghetts (U.K), Kalash (France), Lil Simz (U.K), Nasty C (South Africa) and Tory Lanez (Canada).
In his acceptance speech, Sarkodie urged African Americans to make a trip to Ghanain in the spirit of the Year of Return.
While unveiling the plaque in the comfort of his home, Sarkodie urged up-and-coming musicians never to give up.
“I won't even say this award is for Sarkodie, it's for Ghana,” he said.
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