Having come very close to, yet managed to escape death on two occasions through motor accidents, it is evident that the bearded old man above has a purpose for the life of this young musician.No wonder this prolific artistic, Bice Osei Kuffour, known in showbiz circles as Obour titled 'Me Nnwu Bio', literally meaning 'I will not die again'. Released unto the music market barely four months ago, the album especially the hit track 'Konkontiba' has shot up very fast. Indeed, presently 'Konkontiba' is the most played track all over the country, enjoying massive airplay, popularity and of course bringing cash to the young musician.If the current high status of Obour's album is anything to go by, then it is very likely to win him lots of awards in the next Ghana Music Awards. 'Konkontiba' currently tops all the recognized musical charts on radio stations across the country.Featuring the one and only Batman, this award-winning track is the toast of all Ghanaians, young and old, no important social gathering or party ends without 'Konkontiba' being played. Once it gets playing, everybody moves onto the dancing floor to the Obour, the songs seeks to encourage all that, no matter how small one is he or she can rise to be great with determination and hard work.The other fascinating tracks on the 'Me Nnwu Bio' album include, 'Boyz Tua', 'Aseda', 'Eye Me Ya' as well as remix of t he 'Atenteben' and 'Atumpan'. To know more about Obour and his exploits, log on to his Obour.com website.



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