Ghanaian singer Sista Afia has appealed to fellow musician Stonebwoy to jump on her new song, “BOSSIT,” expressing her strong desire to secure a collaboration with the award-winning dancehall artiste.
In a post on social media, Sista Afia called on her fans and music lovers to help get Stonebwoy's attention by repeatedly tagging him until he sees her request.
“Guys, let’s make this happen! Somebody tag Stonebwoy until he sees this! I have a new banger called #BOSSIT, and I need his verse soo bad. HELP ME!” she wrote, accompanied by emotional emojis to emphasise her excitement and desperation for the collaboration.
The singer's public appeal has put the spotlight on her desire to work with the Bhim Nation boss, whom she appears to consider a fitting addition to the new record.
A feature from Stonebwoy could bring a different musical dimension to “BOSSIT,” particularly given his established presence in Ghana's dancehall and Afrobeats scenes. However, as of the time of writing, there has been no confirmed response from Stonebwoy regarding the proposed collaboration.
Sista Afia, known for songs such as “Jeje” and "Weather" has continued to pursue new musical projects while seeking opportunities to expand her sound through collaborations.




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