Nayas and Hon Aponkye

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Ibrahim Issah Ampim, popularly known as Hon Aponkye, is exploring his career in rap after being featured on a gospel song.
The former assemblyman aspirant for Adukrom Nima collaborated with actress turned musician, Nayas, on her debut song ‘Wa Hyira’.
Hon Aponkye and Naya through this song, give praise to the ever-loving God for metamorphosing them from grass to grace, leaving their enemies to shame.
Before venturing into politics, Hon Aponkye revealed he did music on the side but has not had the opportunity to invest time and resources into the field.
However, following his defeat in the elections, he has decided to put his music talent to full use.
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