Celebrated singer-songwriter Akwaboah has insisted that receiving an award is not a validation of his hard work.
He shared this view during a live studio discussion on Happy FM.
When questioned about why he receives awards internationally for best highlife artiste but local awards seem to elude him, Akwaboah replied by saying he does not have the right answers to that.
He noted that his main aim is to keep focused and work hard to serve his fans with the good music that they want to enjoy from him; hence, he is not bothered when he is not nominated for or does not win awards.
“When I organise shows, you know the number of people who come so I can't be defined by the fact that an award show has been organised and I didn't win any award. The organisers sat down and decided how they want their event to go, so I'm not bothered,” he stated.
“If it comes, that's fine. If it doesn't, I am still Akwaboah,” the highlife artiste was also quoted by eTV Ghana.
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