How my CD sent to a shrine in Benin gave me my biggest hit – Flowking Stone

One of Ghana’s finest rappers, Flowking Stone born Kwaku Nsiah-Boamah has revealed how someone took his songs on a Compact Disc (CD) to a shrine in Benin to kill his music career.

He said despite the evil intentions that were plotted against him, he was able to release one of his biggest hits of all time after the ‘Juju man’ made the revelations.

“Sometime ago a certain gentleman came on Sammy Flex’s show to narrate a story about how he has inherited a shrine left to him by his late father at Benin,” he narrated on Cape Coast’s Property FM.

“After he went to the shrine he had inherited from his late father, he saw a lot of Ghanaian CDs that had been brought there by some people to bury and kill their careers.

“The gentleman on Sammy Flex’s show was made to list the names of Ghanaian artistes that he saw their CDs at the shrine and he mentioned Flowking Stone as part of the list,” he told Amansan Krakye, the host.

“They had gone to bury these songs from some Ghanaian artistes and my song was included but the following week I dropped Go Low which became one of my biggest hits so far,” he disclosed.

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