Nana Ampadu performs in Switzerland for Kayayei

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• KAA 10 years ago

  Nana, May you live long in good health to continue your good work and reap the fruits of your labour. God bless you.

  Nana, May you live long in good health to continue your good work and reap the fruits of your labour. God bless you.

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• Hazor 10 years ago

  It will be a blessing if Nana Kwame Ampadu will venture into written books in Akan alphabet to promote the TWI dialete.Most of his music has important characteristic and educative and his plays.Some of the songs are "ebi te y ...
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  It will be a blessing if Nana Kwame Ampadu will venture into written books in Akan alphabet to promote the TWI dialete.Most of his music has important characteristic and educative and his plays.Some of the songs are "ebi te yie""Aku Sika""Kwabena Muah" and plays "Aware gyai ye musuo""Abaawa Mary"etc this will lead to promote twi literature and knowledge and develop new vocabulary unheard by the younger generation.

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• CITIZEN ONE 10 years ago

  I too have a big heart from the underprivileged, but we shouldn't always encourage bad behavior by not using the money to fight the sources of such abject poverty and ignorance. Government is not always responsible for certai ...
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  I too have a big heart from the underprivileged, but we shouldn't always encourage bad behavior by not using the money to fight the sources of such abject poverty and ignorance. Government is not always responsible for certain culturally dysfunctional elements in society. How can you help someone who does not want to help, or lives in a society where the controlling culture will use nothing to fight all the money you can raise in this world and still win.
  
  I appreciate your talent and celebrity status, but I hope that one day you will organize a concert for the "Child Maid Servants of Ghana". It should be abolished. Akans have been exporting their children to the Big City to be used as Maid Servants for many many years, I am saddened that in 2013, the trend still prevails, only this time many of the live in maid servants seem to be from Northern Ghana. Maybe if you went to Tamale to perform and write some songs in Hausa or Dagbani, they will feel like you are part of them. Going to entertain Twi speaking Akans in Switzerland won't excite these poor souls. Some of you with money and stature, don't even know how to make Ghana bigger than it is, you just like to copy from other cultures and just throw in out little 2x2 Ghanaian dialect.

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