Quite a ‘matured’ way to handle all the trolling if you ask me. Ghanaian afrobeat singer, Kelvyn boy after losing an award yesterday has unfollowed everyone on Instagram.

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The mea singer lost to Dope Nation in the Afrobeat Song Of The Year category at the just ended Vodafone Ghana Music Awards. He was seen storming out of the auditorium after his name was not mentioned.

He later went on social media to suggested that he has been cheated by the organizers of the award saying he is still king of Afrobeats even if the do not recognize his efforts.

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Few minutes after that statement, he unfollowed everyone on his page.

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The 2020 edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards came off successfully on Friday and Saturday night, August 29th with all the glam and controversies.

Some musicians were awarded for their dedication and hard work on the night but other, did not smile at the end of the show.

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Musicians like Kofi Kinaata, Kidi, Kwesi Arthur, Kofi Mole, Medikal, Fameye received various awards with Kuami Eugene carrying the biggest award as Artist Of The Year.

That said, the below acts although hopeful they would win some awards, missed out big time and their reaction has got social media talking.

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1. Kelvyn Boy

At the red carpet of the event, the sensational singer echoed that the Afrobeat Song of the year award needs to be handed to him with ease because he has worked of it.

Unfortunately, he lost it to Dope Nation and he was seen storming out of the event center while the show was not over.

2. Wendy Shay

The self tooted ‘Queen of Ghana Music’ Wedny Shay went home with ZERO awards on the night despite her rant and bragging on radio interviews.

This is how social media reacted.

I still don’t get why Charter House is sleeping on Wendy Shay. Someone who wakes the whole country up?— MR.LAW (@the_law_himself)

Ghana wake up but Wendy Shay bed. 😓— KALYJAY 👻 (@gyaigyimii)

so Wendy Shay “the Queen of Ghana music” couldn’t even win one voltic bottle.. Herh VGMA be corrupt 😂 😂

3. King Promise

The artiste was noted for; High Life Artiste of the year, Song Writer of the Year, Male Vocalist of the year, Afrobeat Song of the year and three others, yet he won none.

King Promise has been quoted on many platforms to have said he does music for his fans and not for awards. He missed out big time last year and this year to.

One social media user wrote, ‘My Heart Bleeds 💔for King Promise, hits upon Hits, back to Back and still no Award #congrat Fadama Kanya west‘

This does not mean the mentioned acts do not churn out good music. Least i forget, Gasmilla won an Award after so many years without nomination.

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This year’s Vodafone Ghana Music Awards came with some heavy surprises and unexpected turns, throwing social media into some heated debate.

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Lynx Entertainment signed act, Kuami Eugene bagged the biggest award of the night , Artist Of The Year, beating Sarkodie, Kofi Kinaata, Diana Hamilton and others.

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Full winners list below…

VGMA Artiste of the Year 2020 – Kuami Eugene
Most Popular Song of the Year – ‘Things Fall Apart’ by Kofi Kinaata
VGMA Album of the Year – ‘Sugar’ by Kidi
VGMA New Artiste of the Year – Fameye
Best Collaboration of the Year – ‘Oofestso’ Sarkodie ft Bright
Best Rapper of the Year – Kwesi Arthur
Reggae/Dancehall Artiste of the Year – Ras Kuuku
VGMA HipLife/Hip-hop Artiste of the Year – Medikal
Highlife Artiste of the Year – Kuami Eugene
Gospel Artiste of the Year – Diana Hamilton
HipLife Song of the Year – ‘Omo Ada’ by Medikal
Hip-Hop Song of the Year – ‘Don’t be Late’ by Kofi Mole
VGMA Reggae/Dancehall Song of the Year – ‘Poverty’ by J.Derobie
Highlife Song of the Year – ‘Things Fall Apart’ by Kofi Kinaata
Gospel Song of the Year – ‘Agbebolo’ by Celestine Donkor
Afrobeat Song of the Year – ‘Zanku’ by Dope Nation

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The 2020 edition of Ghana’s premier music awards show, the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) may come off in August, 2020.

This is according to information from inside sources.

These sources say the organizers of the awards are working towards a virtual awards night in August where only award winners will be present to take home their plaques.

“A date has not been set but it’s likely to happen in August. They are planning a virtual awards show of 80/20 where there’ll be only 20% in house audience and 80% virtual. The 20% will be only artistes who will win awards on the night,” a source disclosed.

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The 2020 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) has been scheduled to take place in August this year, CEO of Charterhouse – Theresa Ayoade reveals.

She disclosed that the decision to host the event comes after Present eased restrictions he placed on events and public gathering to curb the spread of COVID-19.

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Madam Theresa added that her team is putting measures in place to organize a memorable awards in August despite the fear of the pandemic.

The CEO also explained that unlike other events organized virtually, the VGMAs this year will be having live audience in addition to the live streaming with breaking the guidelines set by the Government.

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“The challenges of putting together logistics and not being sure of expected revenue is a real issue. In normal times, we will have been able to sell up to 4,000 tickets in VGMA-related events, but it is not so now,”

“It may not be exactly as it used to be in the past but obviously, with what is happening now, it’s going to be a downscale version,” she said.

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