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    “I’ve by no means purchased an award” – Selina Boateng

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    Ghanaian gospel artist Selina Boateng has firmly said that each one her accolades have been rightfully earned, emphasizing her dedication and arduous work within the nation’s music trade.

    In an unique interview on UTV’s Ucook present along with her colleague Empress Gifty, she said, “I’ve by no means purchased an award; each award I’ve earned, I really deserved.”

    Selina highlighted two particular moments from the Vodafone Ghana Music Awards (VGMA) when requested about her favourite awards.

    In 2012, she received Gospel Track of the 12 months for her hit tune “Minku Me Ho,” which marked a big achievement in her profession.

    Moreover, she proudly talked about profitable the identical award for “Alpha and Omega,” that includes Uncle Ato, in one other yr.

    Throughout the dialog, the gospel music diva was additionally requested about her desire for the digitalization of music and the previous methods of CDs.

    She said that she prefers CDs, wishing for a return to these days, as they introduced in more cash in comparison with digital codecs.



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