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    If I were Nigerian, I would have been bigger by now – Sherifa Gunu

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    Ghanaian singer, Sherifa Gunu Ghanaian singer, Sherifa Gunu

    Ghanaian singer Sherifa Gunu has stated that her music career would have been much bigger if she were Nigerian.

    She made this statement whiles citing a lack of recognition and support for veteran artistes in Ghana.

    In an interview with Graphic Showbiz, she said she believes that Ghana’s failure to consistently honour its icons has left many talented musicians underappreciated.

    Sherifa Gunu also pointed out that while other countries, especially Nigeria, make a deliberate effort to support and promote their artistes both at home and abroad, Ghana tends to acknowledge its legends only after they have achieved international acclaim or passed away.

    “Ghana only celebrates you when you die or when foreigners notice you. If I were Nigerian, I’d be bigger by now. We don’t respect our legends until it’s too late,” she said.

    Reflecting on her journey in the industry, the “Mbrantie” hitmaker noted that despite her contributions to Ghanaian music, the lack of support and recognition has stifled her progress.

    She argued that in Nigeria, artistes are celebrated regardless of the quality of their output, something she feels is missing in the Ghanaian entertainment industry.

    “Ghana has talent but no structure. Nigerians support their own, even if the song isn’t that good. In Ghana, you can release a classic, and people ignore it until someone from abroad praises it,” she added.

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