Ghanaian rapper, Trey La, expresses his observations, frustrations, and reservations about the state of the nation. He dissects in detail why Ghana hasn't realized its full potentials and the possibility of changing the status quo.
This explosive, hard hitting and yet refreshing masterpiece "Oh Ghana" is captivating, educative and elevating. With a beat made with intent and lyrics carved out of nationalism, patriotism, hope and the visuals tell a story that you will love to hear and remember for long.
Trey La's role as one of the best Emcees and rappers from Ghana has been written in stone. This is a must listen for all in Africa and beyond. This is the real Ghana through the African lens, and this is truly Africa through the Ghanaian lens.



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