I don’t care If anyone booed me on stage – Gyakie
Ghanaian singer, Gyakie, has explained that her decision to withdraw from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) SRC event was solely due to concerns about proper event organisation, not because she feared being booed by students.
The “Something” hitmaker said her earlier statement was intended to ensure that the right procedures were followed to enable artistes to deliver quality performances.
“I don't care if anyone booed at me then or now, but due process must be followed, and the right thing must be done to ensure that artists give out their best,” she wrote on Facebook.
Gyakie stressed that professionalism should never be compromised, adding that proper planning and coordination are essential for every performance.
She also maintained that public criticism does not affect her, insisting that her priority is to give fans the best possible experience.
“I'm committed to giving my fans my best and always leaving them with a memorable experience,” she said.
Gyakie was announced as one of the performers for the KNUST SRC Week event scheduled for July 25, 2026.
However, hours before the event, she responded to a post on X saying she would not make an appearance, sparking a wave of speculation online about the reasons behind her pullout.
“Unfortunately, I'm not performing tonight. Hopefully, KNUST SRC acknowledges the hard work and gets things done the right way,” she wrote in that tweet.