Ghanaian rapper. Desmond Kwesi Blackmore, widely known as D Black has revealed that people will only be paid with what they worked for and not what they asked for.
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In a tweet, the CEO of Black Avenue Muzik who also happens to be one of the most accomplished entertainers in Ghana stated that one will only receive gains from their hard work and investments and not what they dream of possessing.
D Black whose business acumen is unmatched to that of his competitors means to encourage his fans and the youth to work hard for what they dream of having and not what they hope to have without any hard work.
The entertainer aims at charging the youth to work harder than they have ever worked in order to attain the glory they seek.
See the tweet below:
In other news, veteran Ghanaian actor, Bob Smith Jnr., widely known for his role in the movie “Diabolo” has mournfully reacted to the demise of his colleague, Prince Yawson, well known as Waakye.
According to Bob Smith Jnr., he nearly lost consciousness the moment he heard about the demise of his longtime friend. He said that the new struck him so hard that he nearly fainted at the spot.
Speaking in an interview on Hitz FM, Bob Smith Jnr., stated that he didn’t believe the sad news about his friend until he saw him lying down lifelessly.
As a reminder, Waakye was reported to have kicked the bucket yesterday at the 37 Military Hospital after a short illness. He died at 52 years.
Waakye who was ordained as a reverend minster in April 2021 came out some months ago to narrate how he almost died of a certain illness. He explained that his absence from the music scene has been as a result of his illness but God intervened and healed him.
Just when he gave up on his acting career to focus on a new purpose which is to render his life and services to God, he kicked the bucket.
Source: www.Ghgossip.com
