Wizzy Superior Character Projects Ghana With Ghana Wonder Song

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A US-Based Ghanaian Musician, Wizzy Adablah with the showbiz name Superior Character is set to give the great image of Ghana some more light with an inspiring song titled Ghana Wonder song.

The song is mainly about the great things Ghana is made of, the many mineral resources one can talk about, also it’s to boost tourism for Ghana as well as add to the great music stock the nation has produced.

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“Ghana has done a lot of things since independence with great economic growth and the great leaders who have contributed so much to our economic growth,” Superior Character noted in an exclusive interview with Ghananewsonline.com.gh.

He pointed out that the song mentions some of great leaders and talents Ghana has produced such as Professor Azuma Nelson among others who have placed Ghana on the international arena.

Wizzy the Superior Character noted that from the days of the first President of the land, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah Ghana has been known for producing great leaders and personalities.

Mr. Adablah stated that the Ghanaian music industry must improve in all aspects in order to place Ghana in the global stage that the nation is yearning for.

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“Now the young ones coming, are only producing songs to insult one another which is not good for the Ghanaian music industry,” he observed.

In urging Ghanaians, the Superior Character stated that “I want to tell Ghanaians that we should go back to our culture, we should do things the way that would bring glory to the nation.”

Below is the link to the Ghana Wonder song

https://audiomack.com/wizzy-612/song/track-1

By Isaac Dzidzoamenu

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