
Africa’s favorite Musician and Author, Kojo Antwi, presented a copy of his newly launched memoir, “The “Music Man: The Journey”, to long-time best friend Frederic Desire Ehui, best known as Meiway, who is also a singer from the neighbouring Ivory Coast.
The event took place is Paris, France, where Meiway lives. The purpose of their meeting was to link up and catch up.
The Maestro took the opportunity to present a copy of his memoir, “The Music Man: The Journey”, to his Ivorian brother, Meiway.
Meiway also wrote an acknowledgement in the book which covers how he met the Maestro way back.
Meiway, in describing how he set his eyes on the Maestro for the first time in the 1980s, said in “The Music Man: The Journey” that “formerly for the first time in 2003 when he invited me to perform as a guest star at his African Music Festival held at the National Theatre. It was the first time we met on stage. We started the concert with a cover of AI Jarreau, Kojo Antwi carried the Ivorian flag and I carried the Ghana flag. It was an experience I still cherish till today. He has since been my favourite artist and role model in Ghana”.
The duo have been Africa’s giant in the music industry for decades and continue to project Africa and their respective countries.
Timothy Antwi-Otoo [Braa Timoo] Editor & Producer 'at Large', Media General



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