Ghanaian Highlife musician, Kwabena Kwabena has revealed that he has found love again and is no longer searching.
The singer shared his renewed belief in love, despite past experiences.
He confidently responded in the affirmative when asked about his love life. “Oh yeah, I have. I’m not searching anymore,” Kwabena Kwabena revealed.
Confirming that there is indeed someone special in his life, he expressed optimism about the future of his relationship. “Yes, there is someone I’m speaking to, and we’re hoping and praying to God that He sustains us,” he added.
When the host pointed out that many might have expected him to give up on love and focus solely on his music, Kwabena Kwabena remained unwavering in his belief.
“No, no, no. You can’t give up on love. Love is beautiful. Love is out there; you just need to find the person.”
Kwabena Kwabena
Reflecting on his journey, he acknowledged that life comes with ups and downs, but experiences serve as lessons for growth.
“We learn from our experiences and try to improve upon ourselves. We make the best out of every situation.”
Kwabena Kwabena
It can be recalled that Kwabena Kwabena recently opened up about his current relationship status, stating clearly that he is single, but not actively searching for a partner.
Despite the trials of his previous relationships and two failed marriages, the musician remained optimistic that he would find true love someday. He emphasised the significance of finding the right partner.
Moreover, the ‘Vitamilk Love Night’ by Kwabena Kwabena is anticipating a great performance from him and the supporting artists for the event are also girding up with their respective acts.
Apart from the highlife crooner, Kwabena Kwabena, artists like KiDi, Fameye, Olivetheboy, King Promise, Epixode, and Akuvi will perform.
These musicians have promised to give their best at the concert slated for February 14, 2025, at the Grand Arena of the Accra International Conference.
Kwabena Kwabena has revealed that he will be on stage for about two hours to dish out an entirely new act to his lovely fans.
Known for his enchanting stagecraft, he is expected to perform hit songs such as ‘Adult Music’, ‘Fakye’, ‘Afraid to Lose You’, ‘Siwagedem’, ‘Obaa’, ‘Aso’, ‘Royal Lady’, and ‘Meye’, among others.
Kwabena Kwabena Warns Against Fake News
The Ghanaian highlife musician highlighted two key challenges that have plagued the country’s music industry over the past two decades.
The singer expressed concerns over the damaging effects of false rumors and the lack of investment in artists.
According to him, the first major issue is “konkonsa” (gossip). He explained that misinformation and falsehoods have negatively impacted the image of musicians, affecting their reputation and career progression.
“People say, write, and publish false things about musicians just to trend, sometimes with little or no knowledge about them or the issue at hand.”
Kwabena Kwabena
The ‘Aso’ hitmaker called for an end to this harmful practice, stressing how damaging it has been for artists over the years.
The second challenge he raised was the lack of investment in musicians. He noted that many talented artists in Ghana have the potential to break international barriers but lack the financial backing to do so.
“Corporate institutions and individuals need to invest in the craft of artists. There are so many good musicians out there who need support, but it is not happening.”
Kwabena Kwabena
Kwabena Kwabena emphasized that investing in artists is not just beneficial for musicians but also for sponsors.
He pointed out that corporate brands can gain significant exposure and boost their business through strategic partnerships with artists.
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