Omar Sterling sit the Accra rap table like the chips no shake. On “Casino Freestyle†, from the Victory Through Harmony project (Apple dates the album 30 September 2026 via R2Bees Entertainment ), the roughly four minutes sixteen flex keep Sterling’s pocket sharp — street wisdom, calm swagger, bars wey make the hangout go quiet for the punchline. Green-felt beat energy: patient, stacked, no begging for luck. When the verse land clean, playlist no ask for chance — e ask for volume and silence between lines. Omar Sterling’s lane inside the R2Bees universe always mix elder-statesman calm with street receipt energy. Freestyle in the title no mean careless; e mean the breath feel live, the pocket feel unlocked, the writing still disciplined. Four minutes sixteen is generous for GH rap attention spans trained on short hooks — he use the space to build, not to stall. Harmony in the album title show up as control: aggression without shouting, flex without foam. For Accra l...
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.