Ghanaian musician Kojo Blak has expressed concern over the comparisons between him and Nigerian singer Omah Lay on social media.
Recently, a netizen took to X to criticise Kojo Blak for allegedly comparing himself to the Nigerian musician.
Kojo Blak, who appeared displeased with the online user's comments, raised concerns about what he described as an inferiority complex among some Ghanaians.
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In a post shared on X on November 9, 2026, Kojo Blak claimed that many Ghanaians suffer from an inferiority complex, arguing that they fail to appreciate and support their own while showing greater admiration for foreign musicians.
“Inferiority complex dey kill my countrymen. Come my show this December – date to be announced soon,” he said.
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However, Kojo Blak's post has also attracted criticism from some social media users.
Some netizens argued that the musician was displaying the very inferiority complex he had criticised, pointing to the genre of music he produces.
Others contended that Kojo Blak’s music has nothing distinctly Ghanaian about it, adding that he should reflect on his own work before accusing others of having an inferiority complex.
Read the post below:
Inferiority complex dey kill my countrymen. Come my show this December - date to be announced soon 😤🐉
— Kojo Blak (@k0joblak) November 10, 2026 JHM/EB ‘Someone Built a House With My Music, But I Earned Nothing’ - Rex Omar Recounts Source: www.ghanaweb.com