Kuami Eugene: Ghanaian Musician Reveals That He Wrote Becca's Me Ni Waa

• Kuami Eugene, in a conversation with Nana Ama McBrown on her Onu Showtime show, talked about the numerous artistes he has written songs for
• The musician revealed that before he got into the limelight, he wrote Becca's 2017 hit song Me Ni Waa
• His revelation came as a surprise to many people, who said it was a testament to his incredible talent

Kuami Eugene, in an interview with Nana Ama McBrown on her popular Onua Showtime, opened up about his songwriting journey and revealed some surprising details about his career. He shed light on the many artistes he has written songs for and the beginnings of his rise to stardom.

Kuami Eugene, shared that before he became a star in the Ghanaian music scene, he was the mastermind behind the lyrics of Becca's 2017 hit song, Me Ni Waa. His revelation surprised many Ghanaians who were unaware of his contribution to this popular track.

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Many social media users noted that his songwriting for Becca and numerous other stars showed his incredible versatility as an artiste.

Kuami Eugene's journey in the music scene has been nothing short of impressive. The singer rose to prominence after winning TV3's Hitmaker reality TV show, consistently delivering hit songs that have won the hearts of many music lovers in Ghana and beyond.

Kuami Eugene impresses many

YEN.com.gh gathered some reactions from social media users.

Eragon✅ commented:

Eugene is the best thing that has happened to the music industry here. he wrote a lot of the music

Oscarino wrote:

So Kuami Eugene wrote me na woa.. That be why the song dey bee like that

Remy 444 commented:

Lowkey kuami get doings

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Kuami Eugene admires his house help

In another story, Kuami Eugene, in a conversation with media personality and actress Nana Ama McBrown on Onua Showtime, opened up about his house help, Mary.

The musician refused to refer to her as a house help or a maid and instead called her his assistant, which impressed many Ghanaians.

Eugene showered praise on Mary and said she helps him a lot, from what he eats, the water he drinks and the general upkeep of his abode.

Source: YEN.com.gh