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Ghanaian rap superstar @sarkodie is making the most of his Ugandan adventure, sampling the country’s famous rolex and exploring the Source of the Nile as he takes in some of Uganda’s finest experiences.
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This is how we are supposed to use these international artists to push Uganda’s 🇺🇬 tourism, imagine we didn’t waste any millions on Sarkodie for the world to see our beautiful heritage
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Ninja spent 48 hours in Nairobi on his own shenanigans and did more for Magical Kenya than Naomi Campbell has ever done.
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Sarkodie put here in Uganda freely enjoying street food, no worried about being kidnapped by anyone. Uganda is really blessed.
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These are exactly the kind of celebrities Uganda needs to engage whenever it comes to promoting the country. Ever since he set foot in Uganda, he has consistently highlighted the country’s beautiful attractions, good people and positive experiences.
Unfortunately, our government seems to overlook such people and instead brings in personalities like @Tyrese, who appeared not to know much about Uganda. We need ambassadors who genuinely appreciate the country and can tell its story to the world through their own experiences.
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Sarkodie has a very strong fanbase in his home country, and it’s evident. 🇬🇭❤️
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I started out documenting artistes, their shows, studio sessions and everyday lives before finding my way into music videos. I’ve spent years in that world, and it’s been quite a journey.
This year, I challenged myself to explore a different side of filmmaking. It hasn’t been an easy transition, but it’s a journey I’m ready to take.
There’s still so much to explore.
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11 Years Song .
Still Sounds Brand New.
Teephlow Was Never Competing, He Was Predicting.🔥🔥🔥



























