Ghanaian singer Sista Afia claimed
in an interview on 3Music TV that the industry is not assisting her in
advancing her musical career.
Speaking on the Culture Daily Show,
she emphasized that although her fans are her biggest supporters, the fact that
some key industry players choose to downplay her efforts during significant
events hinders her progress.
“I feel like I have not had the
support as much and God is my witness. I've done what I have to do as an
individual artiste. I record my songs. I have a studio in my house. I’ve been
recording my songs since JEJE and I’ve
been doing it till now. Not because I want people to see what I’m doing but I’m
happy doing what I’m doing. The support for me hasn’t been great. The fans love
me but the ones to hold you and take you to places. Sometimes I’m sidelined as
well. I hear people talk about me. Sometimes they will request me on a show and
someone will be like why are you putting her on put this one instead. It’s
about who you know.”
The JEJE hitmaker also mentioned how having a personal relationship
with God has been extremely helpful to her.
“I found God not now. My strength,
everything that I do, every song that I bring out it’s only God that makes that
happen. Do you know why? Because the stress that you would go through. I didn’t
even think that I was going to release a song this year. I told myself I was
going to do my private event and move on with my life. But how it just happened
then I found out and said God wants me to do this thing. Everything that I’ve
done, every video that I’ve shot, every promotion that I’ve done, every hit song
I get I don’t deserve it but God gives it to me.”
Sista Afia is currently out with
her new Single for the year titled CARRY
GO.
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