Ghanaian rapper Yaw Tog has talked about the attitude of some people in Ghana.
According to the Kumasi-based artist, Ghanaians never lift others up; rather, they continually criticize them.
The rapper, who has previously discussed spiritual assaults, expresses concern about Ghanaians’ failure to support those who are succeeding.
He wrote in a tweet said “WHERE I’M FROM … They are quick to Trumpet your weaknesses rather than your strengths even though, they don’t really know you. GET READY FOR THE TAKE OFF “.
Recall that Morris Babyface, a music producer and vocalist, took notice of rapper Yaw Tog’s call for aspiring musicians to strengthen their spirits before entering the music industry.
The Grammy-winning rapper said on June 25 that he had experienced a spiritual attack that almost killed his career, but he reassured supporters that he would soon recover.
Yaw Tog has been warned to seek Jesus Christ in order to avoid falling into the hands of others who would encourage him to seek spiritual support from other sources.
In an emotional letter to his younger brother Tog that was published on Facebook on June 29, Morris urged him to turn to Christ in order to avoid “selling his soul to the devil.”
“You see what I have always been saying? The question here is, is it JESUS CHRIST? This is Ghana! Where you can be blessed with many talents and the very people you’d wish to succeed and help or have succeeded and even helped, are those who will pull you down, destroy and bury you.
“If you are not careful, people will frustrate you so much so that you will end up selling your soul to the devil in the name of finding protection and fighting enemies. I pray this young talented boy finds Jesus Christ before someone deceives him into something dangerous. Only in Jesus Christ can we be truly protected! Hmmm! GHANA,” he lamented.
Source; www.ghgossip.com
