Ghanaian singer and global sensation Moliy is hopeful that Ghanaians will love her back, reflecting on the support she has received in her musical journey.

Speaking to GhanaWeb during Stonebwoy’s Bhimfest concert on December 24, 2025, Moliy described her relationship with Ghanaians as “very interesting.” She disclosed that she holds real affection for them and is optimistic about receiving their love in return.

However, she also insisted that whether or not Ghanaians choose to reciprocate, she is claiming their love, describing it as a “do or die affair” with Ghana.

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“Me and Ghana, we have a very interesting relationship. I love them and hopefully they love me back. Whether or not they choose to love me, I am claiming their love, you know what I’m saying. It’s do or die, we’re in this together,” she said.

Moliy was joined by her sister Melissa, where they performed their new single, Good Boy (Kwaku) at the 10th edition of Bhimfest concert at the Accra Sports Stadium. The duo noted that they are the first sister act to feature Joey B on a record. Looking ahead, the sisters promised fans “more bangers, more collaborations, and more fire” in the near future.

Moliy had an amazing year in 2025 with her global hit “Shake It To The Max,” performing on major stages across the world, from the Caribbean to Europe and Asia, while notable celebrities across the world joined in on her viral dance challenge.

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