Self-acclaimed 'Dancehall King' Shatta Wale has praised Pulse.com.gh Star Contributor and multiple award winning singer, Efya for leading #ipickMzVee trend on Twitter yesterday, June 18.
"Efya is one of the serious female musicians Ghana has ever got" - Shatta Wale
Shatta Wale has praised Pulse.com.gh Star Contributor and multiple award winning singer, Efya for leading #ipickMzVee trend on Twitter yesterday.
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The influential artiste began criticising some Ghanaian artistes who have refused to support their colleagues saying "They say lets support our own but yet they still sabotaging foolish people ..."
The award-winning Dancehall act later praised the "One of Your Own" singer saying "Shout out @EFYA_Nokturnal one of the serious female musicians Ghana has ever got ...Go go go girl..."
Last Monday, June 15, Lynxx Entertainment songstress MzVee was nominated in BET Awards' first ever Viewer's Choice "Best International" category alongside South Africa’s Cassper Nyovest, Uganda’s Eddy Kenzo, the United Kingdom’s MIC Lowry, George the Poet and Novelist.
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Since the category is dedicated to and decided by fans, BET used #Ipick hashtag and the artiste's name voting process to determine the winner and Efya encouraged her fans to do just that for her colleague MzVee.
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