Eduwodzi: Yenko Nkoaa Hitmaker Reveals To Giovani How He Went Partially Blind For 2 Years

• Eduwodzi, in an interview with Tv3's Giovani Caleb, made a heart-wrenching revelation about how he went partially blind for two years
• The 'Yenko Nkoaa' hitmaker revealed that the sad incident occurred when he was in the twilight of his career
• The musician narrated how tough life has been for him over the years, which got many netizens sympathising with him

Ghanaian musician Eduwodzi was interviewed by TV3’s Giovani Caleb and revealed to him the struggles he has been through over the years.

Eduwodzi became a sensation after his song 'Yenko Nkoaa' which featured rapper, Stay Jay, became a nationwide hit and brought him into the limelight.

Eduwodzi, however, went missing from the music scene a few years after the hit song. He revealed to Giovani that when he was at the peak of his career, he got hit by an unexplainable sickness which left him partially blind for two years.

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According to Eduwodzi, the sickness was mysterious, as doctors could not point out what was wrong with him. He said the ailment began shortly before his tour abroad.

Eduwodzi said he was set to visit 19 countries, but the sudden ailment took the opportunity away from him.

The musician said he had been through a lot and mentioned that the illness hampered his career progression. Many folks felt bad for Eduwodzi and sympathised with him.

Ghanaians Sympathise With Eduwodzi

Kwabena Gabriel Burniton II was saddened

Awww sɔ me ha na sɔ me ha Kosɛ bro

Melin Bakkorh commented:

This is serious and beyond the ordinary ! Your people Want your carrier truncated and shutdown but your God is alive

KoJo Trvpp Chaser also commented:

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Andy Odarky Of TV3 Mentor1 Fame Tells Sad Ordeal He Faced In Nigeria And Challenges After Contest

In other news, Ghanaian musician Andy Odarky of Mentor1 fame, in an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, has spoken about an ordeal he faced in Nigeria.

The musician mentioned how badly a record label in Nigeria treated him and how they tried to change his craft and identity.

Andy touched on challenges he has faced after TV3 Mentor and gave some sound advice to organisers of talent shows.

Source: YEN.com.gh