Ghanaian Hiplife legend, Tinny, known in private life as, Nii Addo Quaynor, has admonished musicians who use charms, (Juju) to desist from that.
In an interview with The Spectator Agoro, he charged them to stop looking for assistance from Juju men to use against their fellow artistes, adding, “nothing from Satan lasts for long.”
He noted that juju had an expiry date which would send the users to ground zero, after its expiration.
Rather, he counselled all musicians to get close to God, who is the key to every door.
Tinny revealed that musicians of all genres, should learn to fast and pray to overcome the oppression of the so-called enemy.
He believes juju and use of charms exist in the entertainment industry, and urged his colleagues to be wary of some of the people around them.
A herbalist, Nana Adubuafo, told this paper that when he visited a friend outside the country, he saw that some musicians had taken Tinny’s CD to Benin to invoke charms against his career.
That not with standing, Tinny believes that his destiny was in the hands of God.In an interview with The Spectator Agoro, he charged them to stop looking for assistance from Juju men to use against their fellow artistes, adding, “nothing from Satan lasts for long.”
He noted that juju had an expiry date which would send the users to ground zero, after its expiration.
Rather, he counselled all musicians to get close to God, who is the key to every door.
Tinny revealed that musicians of all genres, should learn to fast and pray to overcome the oppression of the so-called enemy.
He believes juju and use of charms exist in the entertainment industry, and urged his colleagues to be wary of some of the people around them.
A herbalist, Nana Adubuafo, told this paper that when he visited a friend outside the country, he saw that some musicians had taken Tinny’s CD to Benin to invoke charms against his career.
Tinny has released a new single, “God Year”.
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