Ace Ghanaian dancehall cum reggae artiste, Emmanuel Andrews Samini, better known as Samini has finally shared hard life to stardom.
According to the musician, he sold “Koko and Koose’ to support his family just to make ends meet.
He revealed this when speaking in an interview with DJ Adviser on Happy FM’s Ayekoo After Drive show about where he grew up, he said “I grew up in Dansoman (DC), we were daddy’s boys but hard boys as well.
“I sold Koko and Koose all over Dansoman. Everybody knows me for selling Coco and Koose. I carried the things I sold on my head so they know and call me ‘Koo Emma’.”
“When I was 12 years, I sold Koko and Koose for money during vacations from school,” he said.
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