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Afro-gospel Musician, Joseph Matthew Says Ghana Can Only Win The World Cup If We Do Do This…

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The world cup is here once again  and the quest for an African team or specifically team Ghana to win this world cup in Qatar is dire than ever.

Ghana together with Senegal, Morocco, Tunisia and Cameroon are the nations representing Africa at this year’s World Cup.

It’s extremely disheartening that upon all the legendary footballers like Ghana’s Abedi Pele, Liberia’s current President George Opong-Weah, Ivory Coast’s Didier Drogba and Samuel Eto’o from Cameroon, who are Africans, the continent is yet to win the most prestigious football tournament in the world.

The highest stage an African country has ever gotten to is the quarter finals. The first African country to achieve such a feat is Senegal in 2002, followed by Ghana at the 2010 mundial in South Africa.

At the 2010 World Cup which was the first to be staged in Africa, Ghana became the closest African team that was inches away from making history as the first to qualify into the semi finals.

The Black Stars reached the last-eight stage in what was just their second World Cup campaign, were on the verge of becoming the first African team to reach a World Cup semi-final but the dream was short-lived when Uruguay trashed them in a penalty shoot out.

However, the question that football enthusiasts and connoisseurs keep asking is, “Can an African team ever win the World Cup?” Even if it’s a “yes”, “when will that happen?”.

Well, once a footballer, UK-based Ghanaian Afro-gospel musician, Joseph Matthew has prophessed that an African team can surely win the World Cup if they adequately prepare.

Speaking to hotfmghana.com , the ‘Blessed’ Hitmaker outlined what most african teams, especifically, Ghana’s team, the  ‘Black Stars’, must do in order to win the Cup. He said,

“Why not! An African team can win …Ghana Black Stars can surely win …But in Africa, we don’t like to take strides in long-term planning.

A coach would be hired and before the world cup he would be sacked then another coach takes over with a different philosophy and different players… We lack sustainability”, he added.

The award-winning Afro-gospel musician stated that another horrendous contrivance hindering our chances of winning the world cup is the interference from our football governing bodies and process of selecting players.

The ‘Nyame Ye’ crooner advised that,

“The Ghana football Association must adopt a long-term strategy that would propel the Black Stars to win her first World Cup”.

In this, he asserted that grooming players from the get go till they grow into the national team is ideal to our success.

Ever since Joseph Matthew surfaced in the Ghanaian Gospel Music scene in 2019, he has released impressively produced songs such as ‘Nyame Ye’, ‘My Story’ ‘The Name’ and ‘Blessed’

‘Blessed’, which was released in May this year, has been heavily tipped by entertainment pundits to win ‘Record of the Year’ award at the 2023 Ghana Music Awards.

Have a feel of Joseph Matthew’s “Blessed” from below.

 

 

Source: hotfmghana.com

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Meet Khendibeatz: The TGMA 2025 Producer Behind King Paluta And Sarkodie’s “Give Up And See”

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After winning Producer of the Year at the 26th Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA 2025) for producing King Paluta’s hit song “Aseda,” Khendibeatz continues his impressive run with the production of “Give Up and See,” the latest collaboration between King Paluta and rap heavyweight Sarkodie.

Operating through Khendibeatz Studios, the producer has evolved into more than just a beatmaker. From recording and mixing to full sonic direction, he continues to play an important role in shaping the sound of several emerging and established Ghanaian artists.

His production catalog reflects both versatility and consistency, having worked with some of Ghana’s most recognized artists including King Paluta, Sarkodie, Strongman, Black Sherif, Yaw TOG, Kweku Flick, Jay Bahd, Oseikrom Sikanii, and other notable names across the country’s hip-hop, drill, afrobeats, and highlife scenes.

From production to final mastering, Khendibeatz played a key role in shaping King Paluta’s “Ewor Me,” where he served as co-producer, mixing engineer, and mastering engineer further cementing his reputation as one of Ghana’s most versatile music creatives.

Khendibeatz isn’t just making hits – he’s creating timeless music and building a legacy through sound.

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Eni Baid Announces Star-Studded “Singles Anthem II” Featuring Sista Afia And Cojo Rae

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The Ghanaian music scene is about to receive another exciting anthem as fast-rising artiste Eni Baid prepares to release his much-anticipated upcoming single, “Singles Anthem II” featuring two of Ghana’s notable music stars, Sista Afia and Cojo Rae. The collaboration is already generating conversations among fans, with many eager to hear the unique chemistry between the three artistes.

“Singles Anthem II” is described as an uplifting, humorous, and danceable song designed to celebrate the freedom and happiness that come with being single. In a world where social media is often filled with romantic displays and relationship “pepper,” the song delivers a refreshing and entertaining response for singles who are proudly embracing their independence and seeking to find love.

The track carries a playful message, jokingly asking couples to “let singles breathe” while encouraging listeners to embrace self-love, happiness, and good energy without pressure from relationship expectations. Through catchy lyrics, vibrant production, and relatable storytelling, the song aims to connect with a wide audience, especially young people who enjoy fun and expressive music.

Sista Afia brings her signature confidence and energetic presence to the record, adding a bold female touch that perfectly complements the song’s lively theme. Known for delivering hit records and unforgettable hooks, her contribution is expected to make “Singles Anthem II” even more appealing to music lovers and partygoers.

At the same time, Cojo Rae adds a smooth and youthful vibe to the collaboration. His melodic style and relatable delivery blend seamlessly with the playful energy of the song, making the track enjoyable and easy to sing along to.

Musically, “Singles Anthem II” combines Afrobeats rhythms with contemporary Ghanaian Highlife and  Jama vibes, creating a sound that is both danceable and commercially attractive. The song is expected to become a favourite at parties, clubs, social gatherings, and across social media platforms due to its catchy hook and entertaining concept.

Beyond the humor and danceable vibe, the song also highlights an important message about confidence, individuality, and enjoying life without societal pressure. It reminds listeners that happiness is not defined only by relationships but also by self-enjoyment, friendship, and personal freedom, while they await on the right person in their own given time.

With Eni Baid teaming up with Sista Afia and Cojo Rae, “Singles Anthem II” is shaping up to be one of the exciting collaborations to watch out for in Ghana’s music industry. Song is out on the 15th of May 2026 on all platforms Fans are already anticipating a potential hit that could dominate playlists, TikTok trends, and entertainment conversations upon its release.

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