Obour To Quit Music For 4 Years

Bice Osei Kuffour popularly known as Obour says he is quitting ‘active music’ (for now), and it's a great idea for him.

Obour told Ghana Music. com that his fans should not expect a new album any time soon because he's focusing on revamping MUSIGA.

“There is more work to be done. But I will be doing a few collaborations here and there. I will also be donating a few surprise performances too”, he said.

On the 18th August 2011, Obour won the MUSIGA top slot with 64 votes whiles Nana Tuffour came in second with 51 votes at the MUSIGA congress held in Tamale.

The other contestants were Gyedu Blay Ambolley who secured 24 votes and Willie Roi who in last with only 2 votes.

Obour ended his inuagural speech by saying he wants to make MUSIGA a very attractive body that members and musicians would want to be part of off.

He also thanked Dr. Kofi Amoah, who chaired the MUSIGA inauguration for donating a whopping sum of $100,000 to MUSIGA.