Mayorkun call Olivetheboy into the soft-life office and ask the only question that matter: if I love you, would you love me back? “Would You?†drop 13 June 2025 via Sony Music Entertainment West Africa / Avante on the Still The Mayor album — roughly two minutes fifty-three of Afro-Pop where Lagos croon meet Cape Coast honey. Producer Peter Asare Badiako tie the NG–GH bridge so the pocket feel like one city with two accents. When Mayor open the heart and Olive answer, playlist no need visa. Mayorkun’s Still The Mayor era keep that smile-first Afrobeats lane — romance, bounce, zero unnecessary aggression — and Olivetheboy’s feature is the GH spice that make Accra claim the record as half-home. The hook is simple on purpose: love as a clean question, not a court case. Arrangement stay light so both voices breathe; no overcrowded percussion burying the confession. That is how cross-border collabs age well — chemistry over clutter. Scene context: Mayor remain on...
Okyeame Kwame speaks out against LGBTQ+ abuse in Ghana, urging citizens to respect their rights as Ghanaians and human beings. The award-winning rapper denounced the recent dissemination of private videos and photos capturing the LGBTQ+ community's intimate moments, stating that it is wrong to shame them. He believes that violence is never a justified response, and that Ghana as a nation needs to engage in a dialogue and collectively decide on accepting LGBTQ+ rights. Okyeame Kwame's message of love and compassion for those who face discrimination and mistreatment has sparked a heated discussion about the LGBTQ+ community's rights in Ghana, amidst an ongoing anti-gay bill before parliament.