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Akoo Nana Gifts 50 Artistes Zylofon Cash Cards

Afrobeats musician and Agrohene of Kasoa, Akoo Nana, has given 50 Zylofon Cash access cards to resident in the area.

The cards are meant to enable the residents monetize their works.

This comes few days after Nana Appiah Mensah, CEO of Zylofon Media paid a visit to Kasoa.

The visit, however forms part of Nana Appiah’s quest to create a million jobs in the municipality.

He has therefore promised to establish factories that would specialize in building, shoe-making, bead-making and producing textiles.

Addressing the residents, Akoo Nana, real name William Ato Ankrah urged all to market their contents and support Nana Appiah to succeed.

Akoo Nana assured them of “better things to happen”, recalling a pledge NAM1 made to empower him through the Zylofon Arts Fund to boost entertainment at Kasoa during his visit.

About Zylofon Cash

Zylofon Cash is an online platform where people can upload contents and make money from the views these contents attract. The platform also serves as a library or archive for storing all forms of memories be they documentaries, photos, audios and audiovisuals.

It serves as a reference point; a source of information, entertainment, education and a digital space where one can meet new people, create links and build new relationships.

Signing up to view content on the platform is free and one can sign up by going on the website, www.zylofoncash.com or by downloading the Zylofon Cash APP on Google Play Store or on Apple Store for free.

 

 

 

Akoo Nana Lashes Out At Obour For Squandering Musician’s Royalties

William Ato Ankrah, a hiplife artiste popularly known by his stage name Akoo Nana has lashed out at Bice Kuffour aka Obour, the President of the Musicians Union of Ghana (MUSIGA) accusing him of lavishing Musician’s money on his families abroad.

Akoo Nana

According to Akoo Nana, most artistes live pretentious lives of living comfortably in order to gain reputation when in actual fact they they are suffering and have to keep ‘hustling’ hard to the point that even some artistes have to go for the services of uber in order to make their daily  rounds even though they should have been enjoying or ripping the fruits of their hard works if things had been different.

The Artistes bemoaned a situation in which most of these musicians have neither accommodation of their own nor food to eat and even worst of all have to encounter many embarrassing situations of begging for money from the public in order to cater for themselves and settle their bills when they are sick.

He further accused Obour and his administration of negligence and for only showing love or any sort of care when a musician is sick and bedridden or yet still dead even though they themselves parade themselves in all the latest and big cars and live in comfortable homes with hard earned monies of these same musicians they have neglected.
” Obour doesn’t care and has no respect for Ghanaian artistes and also not being serious with his responsibilities at MUSIGA but Obour’s wife and children are living abroad on which he is lavishly spending their money on, musicians must seat up and fight for what is theirs”

He further referred to Obour’s eight-year reign as a wasteful one maintaining that he has done very little since his tenure and if anything at all, to renovate the Union’s office.

The ‘Amponsah’ song hit maker stressed that: Obour has never painted the place,doors are rusted, the MUSIGA office is messed up”

In a live Facebook video, Akoo Nana disclosed that most artistes live fake lives even though they are seen bragging about their shows organized abroad on big stages when in reality,these artistes are only given peanuts after their shows but come back to Ghana with many deceptive stories on lavish living.

Akoo Nana is however  not the only artiste to express his disappointment in Obour as others like Shatta Wale,Kwaw Kese among others too have done same.
Watch Akoo Nana’s live video below: