Son of Archbishop Nicholas Duncan Williams, Daniel Duncan Williams, has made a striking move to openly admit his undying affection for Ghanaian vocalist Gyakie.
The minister’s son who experienced a psychological episode longer than a year prior disclosed to Gyakie his goals yet got bounced in return.
We all need love and Daniel otherwise known as Deewills has discovered love in the sensational vocalist. Daniel Duncan Williams asked Gyakie to take his heart and supplant it with her affection since he wishes to go through the end of time with her.
This is what Deewills had to say to Gyakie;
”I love you please, just take my heart out of my chest, it’s yours.”
This romantic tale would have been lovely but guess what, the sensational Gyakie ignored Deewills as if he never existed. In fact, she did not respond to the message from the budding musician.
In other news, Charles Nii Armah Mensah Jr., is a Ghanaian reggae-dancehall artist. He is known by his stage name Shatta Wale, formerly Bandana. His best-known single is “Dancehall King”, which led him to win the Artiste of the Year at the 2014 edition of the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards.
The 2021 MTV Music Video Awards was held and guess what, the sensational Shatta Wale failed to write his name in the books of the winners of the popular award scheme.
It very well may be recalled that Shatta Wale was designated by the fact that he was featured on Beyonce’s ”ALREADY” song.
The music video of the song was selected for the Best Art Direction category, nonetheless, that award was won by Saweetie ft Doja Cat – Best Friend.
All things considered, even before the show began, Shatta Wale made a post expressing gratitude toward Beyonce and Jay Z for offering him the chance to work with them.
Shatta Wale took to the microblogging platform and tweeted the already video with caption;
”God bless @Beyonce and Jay z moreeeee for me
…wow!! What an opportunity..If I don’t even win ,am forever grateful at least to see my name on an award show in america many have been craving to be on.
Checkout the shot below;
