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Asempa FM’s Ladies Time show honours Ex Doe [Photos]

Gertrude Okyere — Sat, 22 Oct 2022 18:32:02 +0000

Award-winning Ghanaian musician, Richard Kwasi Siaw Afrofi, aka Ex Doe, has been honoured on Asempa FM’s Ladies Time show.

The show host, Mavis Amanor, widely known as Fire Lady and the production team on Saturday, October 22, 2022, presented a citation from Nhyira photos to the musician in the Asempa FM studios.

Asempa FM’s Fire Lady presented the citation to Ex Doe.

Ex Doe also received a hamper from Foodstuffhome as part of the package.

The honour was in recognition of the Daavi Medekuku hitmaker’s contribution and creativity to the Ghana music industry.

“In acknowledgement of your many years of serving us good music as a nation, we at Asempa FM’s Ladies Time salute you and we say we are proud of you. We are really proud of you. Ayekoo,” portions of the citation read.

The Ladies Time show airs every Saturday at 12.30 pm.

Gifty Adorye, Patience Nyarko, Ras Kuuku et al thrill patrons at Adom TV’s ‘Smiles on the Street’ event

Joshua Tigo — Thu, 26 Dec 2019 17:22:39 +0000

Adom TV’s maiden edition of the ‘Smiles on the Street’ initiative, held for street children saw some favourite gospel and hip-life musicians perform at the event.

Patience Nyarko performing at Adom TV’s ‘Smiles on the Street’ event

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Gospel musicians Gifty Adorye and Patience Nyarko thrilled the street children to some amazing gospel tunes.

Ras Kuuku

Popular hip-life artistes Episode, Ras Kuuku and Ex-Doe also did not disappoint as they danced and sang along with the street children.

Video of Ras Kuuku’s performance:

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Kofi Mole

Then came the man of the street, Kofi Mole, who electrified the crowd made up of street children.

The ‘Smiles on the Street’ initiative by Adom TV, supported by SugarDem Ministries and the UK Diaspora Club, aims at taking children off the streets.

Making babies took my attention from music – Ex-Doe

Dorcas Abedu-Kennedy — Thu, 18 May 2017 06:27:59 +0000

One of the pioneers of hiplife music, Ex-Doe, who has been quiet on the Ghanaian music scene, has disclosed the reason for the seemingly lull in his music career.

In an exclusive interview with Citi Showbiz, he said being a family man at a tender age was one of the major challenges in his music career.

“Making babies at an earlier age took my concentration from music because I had brought people into the world and I had to concentrate on them,” he said. “My first album dropped when I was about 17 years old and when I was around 19 years, I had my first child. Currently, my firstborn is 19, the second born is 17 and the last born is 5 years old,” he further noted.

He said while at that, he was only releasing single tracks and doing few features unlike during the prime of his career when he was more active in recording more songs and playing shows.

He, however, noted that he is bouncing back to active music with some pretty good tracks. Currently, Ex-Doe working on an album. He has a song with Stonebwoy called ‘Money,’ ‘Ankaa’ ft. Kumi Guitar and others and is preparing to release another one called ‘Apology.’

Born Richard Kwasi Siaw Akrofi, Ex-Doe released his first album in 1996 with ‘Daavi Mede Kuku’ which features Chicago. He later released ‘Maba,’ ‘Yebre,’ ‘Good One There,’ ‘Gogo Wo Ho’ ft. Pricky, ‘Comfort’ ft. Paa Bobo and ‘Beware of Dogs’ featuring Tic Tac.

Ex-Doe had a nomination in the maiden edition of Ghana Music Awards, has won other awards in Anansekrom Awards and Best Westsyde Awards.