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Mr Eazi To Gift DJ Switch With DJ Equipment

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Awards-winning Nigerian Musician, Mr. Eazi has promised to buy Djing equipment for

Ghana’s youngest DJ Switch born Erica Armah Bra-Bulu Tandoh.

According to him, he had a conversation with the young talented DJ and she requested for

the equipment which he is more than willing to provide.

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He made this known through a post on social media after sharing a photo of himself and

the young Dj.

He wrote; “Quick catchup with my friend Super Talented 11year old Dj @djswitchghana & when i asked her what she wants for Christmas all she listed was DJ Equipment!! I am inspired by her drive, her focus & her energy! Via @empawaafrica i am gonna be making sure she gets her full wishList!!! #Lifeiseazi”.

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King Promise Is Ghana’s Best Artiste – Mr Eazi

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Nigerian Afrobeats artiste, Mr Eazi has stated that King Promise is currently the best musician in Ghana.

According to Mr Eazi, a lot of Ghanaian musicians are working hard but King Promise stands tall.

“I’m sorry I keep mentioning King Promise’s name, he is my best artiste of the whole Ghana,” Mr Eazi disclosed in an interview on Hitz FM.

He was however quick to add that he was making the pronouncement based on his relationship with artistes he was close to including, King Promise, Shatta Wale, R2bees, Darkovibes, Kwesi Arthur, Joey B, Sarkodie, Patapa and Pappy Kojo.

“Everybody is working hard, at least the musicians I know that are my friends, King Promise is working hard… when you plant, the season of harvest is different…I can only speak for my friends, the people closer to me,” he stated.

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The songwriter and entrepreneur also stressed that African music has a lot of talents which are being recognized across the globe.

He said: “Those who know us, hold us in high regards… Every music across the world need promotion, promotion is never enough…including the media, is something everybody must do, everybody must show love.”

The “Akwaaba” hitmaker also stunningly claimed that being trolled on social media was both a blessing and a curse.

Mr Eazi To Launch $100,000 Eazi Sound Foundation

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Nigerian born-Ghana based artiste, Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade popularly known as Mr Eazi has some good news for emerging artistes.

It seems the  Zagadat boss after recently announcing his own record label has more to his sleeves than we could ever imagine.

Mr Eazi, in a tweet has announced the launch of his foundation, Eazi Sound Foundation.

According to the ‘Leg Over’ hitmaker, the launch will come off on August 1, 2018.

He further added that, the foundation has set aside $100,000 to support emerging Artistes from Africa as its first mission.

The only criteria is that you should be a registered voter in your country.

Meanwhile, Mr. Eazi has also urged his fans to watch out for a new banger “Let me Live by” on which he features.

Dubbed “Let me Live by”, is from the English drum and bass band, Rudimental with Major Lazer and Anne Marie

 “Let me live” drops this Friday 15 June 2018.

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Mr. Eazi Bags Another Award At Best Of Africa Award 2018

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Nigerian born-Ghanaian based musician, Oluwatosin Oluwole Ajibade, best known as Mr. Eazi has won an award at the Best of Award.

The 2018 edition of Best African of Africa Awards(BOA), came off on April 30 in London.

The ‘leg over’ crooner was awarded for his humanitarian project in building wells across Africa. This project was however born out of his song ‘Pour Me Water’ which was released in 2017.

Mr. Eazi took to his official Instagram page to share the news with his followers. He also dedicated the award to all his fans especially those who have streamed his ‘Pour Me Water’ song.

He posted a photo of himself with the award in his hands and with the caption;

“Guys last Night Alongside some Great African Minds we won the Best Of Africa ( @boa_awards) for our work with Building Wells Across Africa with #PourMewater Streams!! If you have streamed Pour Me WAter This Award is for You! #Happyboy#Lagostolondon.

The Best of Africa Awards honours and celebrates people and platforms supporting ethical socio-economic development causes across the continent. Launched in 2011, the BOA has since grown into a remarkable and inspiring fixture in the calendar of Africans.

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