Tema based musician NAnky this year joined the annual Tema Festival Health Walk that takes place in December every year.
The musician in an interview with Joy News disclosed that he decided to take part this year to support the cause.
Nanky also revealed that he used this opportunity to get his fans together since he hasn’t been able to perform or get together with them like he would want to this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Regarding his plans for 2021, the ‘Happiness’ hitmaker revealed that he has plans to release an album early next year.
He said his fans should be on the lookout for some great stuff from him.
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