Sidney features Mahama in politically-laced ‘Donkomi’ song

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• WIL 12 years ago

  USELESS ARTISTE AND USELESS SONG

  USELESS ARTISTE AND USELESS SONG

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• yaw 12 years ago

  Dis be true ooooo. i luv this song, Barima u be too much. Keep doing ur thin.

  Dis be true ooooo. i luv this song, Barima u be too much. Keep doing ur thin.

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• GEORGE 12 years ago

  As a musician you are not allowed to use any ones voice in your music without the person's concern. The president has the right to take him on. Nowadays musicians will do anything to get money, including sleeping with other p ...
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  As a musician you are not allowed to use any ones voice in your music without the person's concern. The president has the right to take him on. Nowadays musicians will do anything to get money, including sleeping with other people's wives. Be ware of them. By law the guy could face charges.

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• issifu 12 years ago

  you don't disrespect your president like this. this is a shame.

  you don't disrespect your president like this. this is a shame.

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• sas 12 years ago

  WE NEED TO RESPECT OUR LEADERS,NOT FOR THE SAKE OF POLITICS.

  WE NEED TO RESPECT OUR LEADERS,NOT FOR THE SAKE OF POLITICS.

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• ADJEI-BADU 12 years ago

  Did you mean without the person's consent or concern ????? Stupid fool !, have you forgotten that we live in a democratic dispensation? The musician , the humorist or the journalist informs the public of current grievances. W ...
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  Did you mean without the person's consent or concern ????? Stupid fool !, have you forgotten that we live in a democratic dispensation? The musician , the humorist or the journalist informs the public of current grievances. What did you say to the Nunoo-Mensah stupid rantings, asking those who cannot stand the heat of the kitchen to quit ? Did you forget that Ghana is for all Ghanaians and that they have no right to ask for redress? Kudos ! to my friend SIDNEY. We won't allow Opepeni to ride over royal Ghanaians.

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