After releasing the political song, Happy Day, Sarkodie is moving to the next level with it despite the controversies surrounding it.

The song has generated a lot of debate on social media regarding whether it was right for him to do that or not.

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The featured artiste on the track, Kuami Eugene is also livid because, Sarkodie allegedly didn’t tell him about the content of the song before it was recorded.

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Sarkodie is trying to ride on the hype and buzz around the song to shoot the song to a different level.

He took to twitter and wrote that he’s going to learn a new dance move that he will use to be performing the song with.

He tweeted: “And quick one I need to work on my dance Moves cos can’t perform #HappyDay with the G moves”

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After Sarkodie and Samini endorsed the president of the republic, Nana Akufo-Addo, industry players have been sharing their take on the matter.

Ghanaian rapper, Ayigbe Edem has also reacted to the viral songs by his colleagues, Sarkodie and Samini that endorses the president of Ghana, Nana Addo for a second term.

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Sarkodie released a track called Happy Day where he touted the credentials of the leader of the ruling party likewise his counterpart, Samini with his song Kpoyaka.

The two songs have caught national attention drawing commentary from industry players and politicians alike.

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Ayigbe Edem has also given his take on the phenomenon. He believes that musicians endorsing politicians will further widen the unity gap among the musicians in the industry.

He took to twitter and wrote: “Politics go widen the Unity Gap in entertainment business…But who cares..Secure the bag n eff the division it brings”

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Ghanaian rapper, Sarkodie has commiserated with families of slain Nigerian youth who were killed by the Nigerian soldiers this evening at Lekki Tollgate.

Gory images and videos of military men shooting at unarmed protesters flooded the internet. Many people including celebrities condemned the act of the soldiers.

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Sarkodie has joined the tall list of celebrities commenting on the incident. But as many are concentrating on the incident, Sarkodie has decided to empathize with the Nigerian youth especially those who have lost relatives in the brutalities.

The #EndSARS protest took a sour turn when thugs hijacked some State installations including the Prisons and police stations.

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The people have accused the Nigerian government of hiring the thugs to visit mayhem on protesters in order the give the protest a bad name and discredit it.

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A staunch supporter of dancehall artiste, Stonebwoy, Ayisha Modi has taken to Instagram to mock Sarkodie over the fake UN honorary award he received last weekend.

Many Ghanaian celebrities and public figures including Sarkodie, D-Black and Berla Mundi all received the awards.

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Dr. Kwame Fordjour who is now fondly referred to as Dr. UN presented the awards to them under the the pretext of “UN Kofi Annan Global Excellence In Leadership Award Trophy, 7th Global Leadership Service to Humanity award.”

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It was revealed that he was not representing the United Nations and that he has ‘scammed’ Sarkodie and his colleagues.

Ayisha Modi took to her Instagram page and wrote: “When Stonebwoy said this “If you destroy someone’s character with lies yours will be destroyed with the truth” 🥰🥰🥰.
“You pipox thought he was mad Abi 😂😂😂😂. I said the truth with a clean heart so what ever I say shall follow you for the rest of your life. @sarkodie boi boi. God no go shame us🤣🔥🤣.”

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Information we are gathering says BET award winning Ghanaian rapper and a host of other top celebrities have been duped by an imposter who has been giving fake awards.

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Sarkodie, DBlack, Berla Mundi, Jonny Hughes, Nathaniel Attoh as well as a former VC of Legon, and many other top personalities in the Ghanaian society were presented with a UN/Kofi Annan Global Excellence In Leadership Award and trophy by a certain Dr. Kwame Owusu Fordjour on Saturday August 29, 2020.

New developments indicates that there is no such person as Dr. Kwame Owusu Fordjour in the books of the United Nations and that he has been an imposter giving fake awards since 2006.

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A tweet made by a social media user with the handle @elvinnicks provided the rumors with enough evidence, exposing the true identity of the fraudster with videos and pictures.

Check below for more photos of Ghanaian celebrities receiving the alleged fake awards.

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