Kofi Kinaata (Credit: Instagram - @kinaatagh)
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Like many musicians across the globe, Kofi Kinaata is adapting to the dynamics of the entertainment scene brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
As such, the rapper has announced that his annual 'Made in Taadi' concert will be held virtually.
The fourth edition of 'Made in Taadi' is slated for the eve of Christmas, December 24 in Takoradi in the Western Region.
Many fans were excited to see their favourite rapper announce he will be performing after a long wait.
The concert is expected to be flooded with guest appearances from notable acts and will also highlight some local acts making waves in the Western Region.
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