Diana Asamoah hot over "Ga people should stop celebrating Homowo" comment

Wednesday, May 05, 2021 at 5:51 PM by Edwin Lamptey

- Evangelist Diana Asamoah has landed in some form of trouble with the Ga Traditional Area

- Some concerned Ga people held a press conference to address the issue

- They called on the renowned gospel artiste to come out to react to their concerns

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Popular Ghanaian singer, Evangelist Diana Asamoah, has gotten on the wrong side of some Ga people following her comment about the revered Homowo Festival.

While speaking in what looked like a press conference held by some concerned inhabitants of the Ga Traditional Area, they indicated that they were unhappy about the comments from the gospel artiste.

They indicated that they were calling on her to come and respond to some questions they had for her on why she made the comments.

Diana Asamoah hot over "Ga people should stop celebrating Homowo" comment (video)
Source: UGC

According to the conveners of the press conference, the Pentecost Sore Ndwom singer's comments about the Homowo Festival could lead to a lot of dissension which was not good for national harmony.

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They maintained that all the traditional areas in all the parts of the country had their unique traditional rites and practices which were linked to their heritage and culture.

Therefore, they were at a loss that the local gospel star would single out the celebration of the Homowo Festival and make the calls she was making.

The conveners of the press conference said they were calling on Evangelist Diana Asamoah to as a matter of urgency retract her comments.

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While speaking in a self-recorded video and sighted by YEN.com.gh, Shatta Bandle spoke passionately about the current happenings in the country in terms of development.

The self-proclaiming young rich man's major concern as he waded into the viral #FixTheCountry hashtag had to do with the erratic power cuts in the country.