Curvaceous Gambian entertainer, Princess Shyngle has taken to her various social media handles to unveil the awful news that has come upon her.
It appears that the curvy entertainer is a long way from satisfaction as she reports losing her beloved brother to death. Princess Shyngle unveiled how she felt uncomfortable and chose to keep an eye on her sibling until he revealed to her he wasn’t feeling good.
The entertainer who is sad unveiled that she’s right now perusing their old talks and paying attention to her sibling’s voice notes on WhatsApp. She likewise said her sibling kicked the bucket without achieving the plans they had together.
Shyngle took to her Instagram page and shared some chats between herself and her late brother with caption;
”My heart is bleeding, I don’t know how I’m going to handle this ??? my big brother, my advicer , my protector is gone??? samba with the heart of gold, never ever gets mad no matter what, always the life of the party, always smiling and praying ???? never in a billion years did I ever think I’d be typing this for you ??damn this one hurts.
I’m just sitting here reading our chats and listening to our voice notes and still can’t believe you’re gone, you’ve left me bro ???? we had plans samba ??? this one hurts so bad ??? don’t worry I gat aunty jai and your boys I’ll work my ass off day and night to be there for them , I’ll make you proud bro ???? I love you forever Samba Jollow ?????????? RIP ?????????????????”
Checkout her post below;
In other news, Nana Richard Abiona, better known by his stage name Fuse ODG, is a British-Ghanaian recording artist. He is best known for his singles “Antenna” and “Dangerous Love”, and for featuring on Major Lazer’s “Light It Up”.
The sensational Fuse ODG has forewarned Ghanaians against utilizing the Grammys to gauge the significance of an artiste.
He offered this remark following the propensity of music lovers of music, epicureans and laymen in Ghana who lash out at musicians for their inability to lay their hands on the renowned honor. As per Fuse ODG, even Bob Marley doesn’t have a Grammy and that doesn’t in any capacity compromise his unbelievable status.
The sensational vocalist asked Ghanaian craftsmen to extend their arms past the Grammy Awards. Talking during an interview with Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz, the artist likewise prompted Ghanaian artists not to restrict their abilities to an award plot they are greater than.
He urged them to continue to impart their ability to their rest of the world through their specialties since that is the main thing which is even way over the Grammys.
