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Ben Brako And Wife Serve Adam And Eve Pose On Social Media(Photos)

High-Life Legend, Ben Brako and his wife have set tongues wagging on social media with their latest photos.

The 66-year-old musician has shared half-naked photos of himself and his wife on Instagram on Saturday.

Posed in the ‘Adam and Eve’ way, the lovely couple are seen adorned in African Prints and beads whiles hugging.

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The “Etue” hitmaker after posting the raunchy photos, captioned;

“To Kofi Nyaako, and others who only see this as titillation and nakedness instead of the beauty, artistry and African high culture that it truly represents, this is for you as well”.

Brako, 66, took the music industry by storm in the mid 80’s, releasing hit after hit.

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His “Baya” album is regarded as one of the best burger highlife album in history.

The pictures have since caused a stir on social media.

Many social media users have since wagged about the photos.

According to them, they couldn’t fathom why the ace musician will do that.

This however led Mr Brako to later disclose the intent behind the controversial photos.

"Seems some people have not followed the sequence of events that led to me posting a picture of me and my wife in an intimate pose. First I posted a beautiful picture of my wife in a classy traditional pose. Somebody suggested that I was like exploiting the feminism of my wife and that I should post a shot of myself in a similar setting.

I obliged only because I wanted it known that I'm comfortable in myself to project images that reflect my heritage in a tasty setting.

 Let me be clear. In an era where we're so mixed up in our mentality that we accept English as our national language, where our national anthem is an English song with English lyrics,

 where our people are obliged to dress like foreigners to work and play, it is important that someone stands up to declare that our heritage and culture have an important place in our national discourse and should have the pride of place in our lives. This I'm doing in my own unobtrusive way which I'm very comfortable with.

If even one young person gets inspired by this it would have been worthwhile. I have always loved natural poses a la Baya album photo. I as an African man of Ghanaian descent am portraying myself in a way I'm comfortable and happy with.

If you are not happy with that, fine. Don't go take a flying jump, but if you did I would not stop you".

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About this writer:

Peace Agyare

Peace Agyare loves to write and is addicted to reading. She is a staff at Ghaflagh.com & ghafla.com/music/ A well bred journalist with a flair for entertainment, society and arts. She loves covering events and reporting personalities for the public consumption. Email : [email protected] Instagram @peaceagyare & Twitter ; @agyare_peace