Highlife Songstress Naana Blu, the 'Nam Pa' singer has expressed gratitude to the media for supporting her musical career.
Speaking in an interview on TV3’s New Day Show, she told Johnnie Hughes, that Ghanaian media has supported her musical journey in many major ways.
“How has the music industry treated you?”, Johnnie Hughes quizzes.
She replied, “It's been good, especially the media - they have been very supportive. The support I receive from the media is great. Because from where I am coming from and where I am today - the media has a big hand in it."
Naana Blu who recently released her latest single “You Go Miss Me'' featuring the Fante Rap lyricist TeePhlow is on a media tour to promote the song.
The song is gradually gaining traction across all the streaming platforms and has resulted in a huge buzz on social media.
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