Yaw Tog: Rapper’s Mother Narrates Prophecy About Son Regarding His Destiny
- Ghana's youngest rapper, Yaw Tog, is living according to a prophecy made about him, according to the mother
- She said she received the prophecy that her son was going to be a very important person in Ghana
- The mother said she had no idea at all that the prophecy was going to be fulfilled through music
- The mother thought the boy would make a name for himself in football because he was a champion footballer growing up
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The mother of Ghana’s youngest award-winning rapper and songwriter, Yaw Tog, has revealed that she had a prophecy about her son’s journey to stardom.
The mother, Joyce Mensah, said she is not surprised about her son’s sudden rise to stardom because the prophecy that came when Yaw Tog was young had it that he will become an important person in Ghana.
Mensah, however, did not know that her son’s prominence was tied to music because according to her, she thought Yaw Tog was going to become a footballer.
This is contained in a report sighted by YEN.com.gh on Ghbase.com.
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According to her, over 10 years ago when the prophecy was made, Yaw Tog was actively playing football, so much so that he would sometimes not want to go to school.
He was playing football everyday and his friends called him champion. But I did not like the neighbourhood where he was playing so I sometimes hide his boot and I would seize his ball, Yaw Tog’s mother recounted.
Raising Yaw alone as a woman was also a challenge for the mother, and this was one of the reasons she did not support him playing in that neighbourhood.
This, she disclosed, got her worried over if the prophecy would be fulfilled at all.
She revealed that Yaw Tog was singing in church, and described her son as humble, calm, because he knows his background.
Yaw Tog laments bad treatment in Nigeria
Earlier, Yaw Tog decried the treatment he and his colleagues, Gyakie, and Kofi Jamar had when they visited Nigeria in December 2021.
They had been invited to Nigeria for the 2021 AFRIMMA Awards that took place on December 12, and Yaw Tog has described the overall treatment as harassment.
According to him, they were treated poorly and not recognised as stars, as reported by YEN.com.gh.
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