Nkonkonsa Celebrity Gossip From Africa
Veteran Ghanaian Highlife musician, Akosua Agyapong has blamed health officers at the hospital for the death of the legendary Nana Kwame Ampadu who passed on in the early hours of the Tuesday morning, September 28.
She went on to share her fondest memories of the music legend and urged colleagues to emulate his writing style because most of his songs are timeless.
According to her, the hospital they first rushed Nana Ampadu refused to attend to him with the explanation that the doctor was asleep.
Speaking about his death, the Eka Bi Nie hitmaker stated that it is a huge blow to her because losing him is no laughing matter.
In numerous interviews, Akosua Agyapong stated that it was Nana Ampadu who persuaded her mother to let her pursue music.
I will remember him for his performances. He is a man who listens. I talk to him and run to him all the time for advice. Now he is gone and the question is who?
Musicians should write good songs. His songs like ‘Obra’ and ‘Agartha’ are timeless and he loves to write songs that live on… I remember I did a song with him on Otumfuo’s birthday and it was lovely.
He tried to love everyone equally and he didn’t discriminate, she recalled.
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Source;NKONKONSA.com
