KN Records artist Koo Ntakra is set to release yet another controversial song this Friday 6th November. This time, the young rapper will be addressing the country with her ‘State of Affairs’ in a song titled ‘Oman Ghana’
The hitmaker earlier on this year released a controversial song, ‘Attention’ which many directed it to issues around his camp but the smart looking gentle refute claims of the song to be a ‘diss’ song but rather a thank you song to his fans and people who have been of support to his glowing career.
The hitmaker earlier on this year released a controversial song, ‘Attention’ which many directed it to issues around his camp but the smart looking gentle refute claims of the song to be a ‘diss’ song but rather a thank you song to his fans and people who have been of support to his glowing career.
In what it looks to be taking swipe at our leaders for failing in their promises to the citizenry, Koo touches on all aspects of societal issues been faced by the people in recent times.
According to reports from the production room where the music is been recorded, the Akwapem rapper seems a bit charged up, talking on issues relating from; corrupt government officials, lack of trust in our leaders, social vices in our society, unemployment and labour cries, among many other pertinent matters.
With this release, Koo Ntakra will go down in history as one of the youngest musicians in the country to have used their art to tell the sufferings and cries of his people, and will join the likes of Sarkodie who have consistently be the mouthpiece of the youth to addressing such issues through their art of music.
According to reports from the production room where the music is been recorded, the Akwapem rapper seems a bit charged up, talking on issues relating from; corrupt government officials, lack of trust in our leaders, social vices in our society, unemployment and labour cries, among many other pertinent matters.
With this release, Koo Ntakra will go down in history as one of the youngest musicians in the country to have used their art to tell the sufferings and cries of his people, and will join the likes of Sarkodie who have consistently be the mouthpiece of the youth to addressing such issues through their art of music.
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