Legendary highlife icon Aseibu Amanfi is dead

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Ekow 3 months ago

May his soul rest in peace

May his soul rest in peace
Dr Mumbi Seraki 3 months ago

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.....for instance 15 paracetamol at once. .. ... Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide

Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.....for instance 15 paracetamol at once. .. ... Or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide
Wanjirru 3 months ago

Hmmmm, Ghanaweb amateur journalists. You have written the profile of a man you claim is a legend, but nobody knows where he comes from, when he was born, where he was living, his major years of stardom, or awards that he has ...
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Hmmmm, Ghanaweb amateur journalists. You have written the profile of a man you claim is a legend, but nobody knows where he comes from, when he was born, where he was living, his major years of stardom, or awards that he has received. If you need someone to tell you about the importance of all these before you write, then you should be learning a different trade other than this poor journalism that you are practicing.
Katakyie 3 months ago

Exactly what I was thinking. Like hmm, oo, so bad

Exactly what I was thinking. Like hmm, oo, so bad
Prudhomme - Great accepts mediocrity 3 months ago

Did you just realize how mediocrity is a big norm in Ghana.

If you sent money via MTN to someone in Ghana of late, were they informed of the sender? Very mediocre process. MTN just sends the amount to the recipient with l ...
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Did you just realize how mediocrity is a big norm in Ghana.

If you sent money via MTN to someone in Ghana of late, were they informed of the sender? Very mediocre process. MTN just sends the amount to the recipient with little or no metadata about the origin of the funds.
Prudhomme - Ghana accepts mediocrity 3 months ago

I meant Ghana accepts mediocrity

I meant Ghana accepts mediocrity
Owen Evans 3 months ago

Rest in peace sir

Rest in peace sir
Ansah 3 months ago

People have really passed away this year 2025. May his soul rest in peace.

People have really passed away this year 2025. May his soul rest in peace.
OSCAR 3 months ago

MAY HE REST IN PEACE

MAY HE REST IN PEACE
Dead Ghanaians are the only good ones 3 months ago

A Ghanaian died. ?who cares? Good riddance.

A Ghanaian died. ?who cares? Good riddance.

Anomaa Nua. 3 months ago

A dead Ghanaian is better your number 1 person in that zoo. I mean the caricatured frog of a president leading you wretched dirty traitorous zoogerians. A Ghanaian carcass is better a living idiot in that zoo.

A dead Ghanaian is better your number 1 person in that zoo. I mean the caricatured frog of a president leading you wretched dirty traitorous zoogerians. A Ghanaian carcass is better a living idiot in that zoo.
C.K. Yankson 3 months ago

Shut the up evil bush fool!

Shut the up evil bush fool!
OttiloTheBoss 3 months ago

One of the real musicians, not the tontonsansan digital plagiarists we have across Africa now.

One of the real musicians, not the tontonsansan digital plagiarists we have across Africa now.
Joy 3 months ago

Another music legend is gone

Another music legend is gone
TeeeeY 3 months ago

#StopGalamsey# “Kane Wu na nsemfum ye hi” RIp #SaveOurPlanet#

#StopGalamsey# “Kane Wu na nsemfum ye hi” RIp #SaveOurPlanet#
Kk 3 months ago

My brother dont mind them. Ghanaweb de33 saaaaa. I dunno who hired their workers. they never make sense

My brother dont mind them. Ghanaweb de33 saaaaa. I dunno who hired their workers. they never make sense
SANTROFIE 3 months ago

OH NO!

OH NO!
Kwaku 3 months ago

Sometimes I wonder how we chose our words to describe someone. Can everyone be described as LEGENDARY? Compare the passing away of Charles Kojo Fosu(Daddy Lumba) and Asebu Amanfi, the difference is so big, in terms our reacti ...
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Sometimes I wonder how we chose our words to describe someone. Can everyone be described as LEGENDARY? Compare the passing away of Charles Kojo Fosu(Daddy Lumba) and Asebu Amanfi, the difference is so big, in terms our reactions.
Bitter truth 3 months ago

The healthcare system in Ghana is so terrible..sicknesses that should not be taking people’s life ends up killing them..people die way too young in Ghana and I wonder how and why the Govt of Ghana is not doing anything abou ...
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The healthcare system in Ghana is so terrible..sicknesses that should not be taking people’s life ends up killing them..people die way too young in Ghana and I wonder how and why the Govt of Ghana is not doing anything about it..the healthcare system in Ghana is nothing to write home about..Ghana needs standards healthcare system..as a country we are loosing too many talents because of terrible healthcare infrastructure..Both the rich and poor are not safe in Ghana because of terrible healthcare systems in Ghana..when is the govt going to take action against the poor healthcare infrastructure in the country..most hospitals in Ghana are just a place for welcoming the living dead..Ghana needs proper and standards healthcare infrastructure..it’s very sad how in 2025 alone, we have lost so many legendary musicians and personalities all because of terrible healthcare infrastructure
Efo Yao 2 months ago

You’re right. The difference is that Daddy Lumba couldn’t get his affairs in order even after more than three decades at the top of the music scene. After his passing, all the chaos was left to be handled by his two wives ...
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You’re right. The difference is that Daddy Lumba couldn’t get his affairs in order even after more than three decades at the top of the music scene. After his passing, all the chaos was left to be handled by his two wives. Legend Indeed!!!

Fredopapa 3 months ago

Rest well legend

Rest well legend

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