Sista Afia, the celebrated and well-renown Ghanaian singer, has stated that she will never again engage in any form of beef with any other artist again.
Sista Afia revealed in an interview with Graphic showbiz that she has decided not to engage in any type of beef with any of her coworkers.
Below are her words:
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“I don’t think I will ever do it again, although beefing is sometimes good because it gets people talking about you, I don’t think I will indulge in it ever again.
She continued to say:
“Right now, I would sit back and rather observe those engaged in beefs but to get me to do it with anyone in the industry, that is not going to happen.
I am done, I mean zero indulgences for me. I don’t think I will ever do that again.”
In addition to that, the Jeje hitmaker went ahead to say something regarding the support for female performers in the music industry:
“There is now better support for female musicians. The fact that our songs are being played on the radio and that TV stations are always contacting us for interviews is positive.
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“However, we must begin to encourage one another in the same way that I have been doing for my female coworkers. I constantly share the songs of other female performers to support my own, she asserted.
Meanwhile, Sista Afia has maintained consistency for six years, and she attributes it to her diligence. In addition to Corner Corner, Asuoden, Distance Relationship, Party, Weather, and King Solomon, she also released several hits songs after her banger “Jeje.”
“How else could I have released all these fantastic songs if it weren’t for the hard work? I am continually practicing, therefore my stage performance is much better than it was before, she added.
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About Sister Afia
Francisca Gawugah, who performs under the stage name Sista Afia, is an Accra-born Ghanaian singer and composer.
She became well-known after her song “Jeje,” which she co-wrote with Afezi Perry and dancehall musician Shatta Wale, was released.
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