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USA-based Ghanaian comedian and actor, Michael Blackson, has signed Ghanaian rapper, Gambo unto his management company.
Mr Blackson announced the signing of Gambo unto his management company in the US, pledging to turn the 'Drip' hitmaker into the next biggest superstar from Ghana.
The comedian is strongly convinced that the 'Settle' crooner has the requisite talent, discipline and the passion to excel as a musician on the global stage.
Announcing the signing of Gambo unto his company named Michael Blackson Management Company, the renowned comedian says there are only four Internationally-acclaimed stars in Ghana.
Blackson says although Nigeria can boast of a lot of superstars, Ghana has just a meagre number.
He made this known during a discussion on the “Drink Champs” podcast where he announced that the talented Ghanaian rapper, Gambo was now under his “Blackson Management” firm.
He noted that "Nigeria has all the stars. I could name ten artists from Nigeria; Davido, Tecno, Kizz Dnaiel… On the other hand, Ghana is becoming the Dubai of Africa and we only have four people from Ghana; You think like Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Sarkodie, Black Sherif, and I’m like let me make that fifth person- that’s Gambo."
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