The Power of Music

Music, they say is food for the soul. I never knew what music could do till last Saturday when two former Presidents took on their dancing shoes.

The gentle giant JAK doing his own thing
It was so touching to see Ex-President John Agyekum Kufour and Nana Konadu Agyemang Rawlings hold each other and dance to the astonishment of all present. Unable to stand the joy, Ex-President Jerry John Rawlings joined them on stage as Ghana's living legend of hi-life, Kwadwo Fosu, a.k.a Daddy Lumba did what he is best at doing.


The crowd couldn't help but join
The living legend, Daddy Lumba
The surprising thing is that, Ghanaians see this former Presidents as worst of enemies. However, music has proved them all wrong.

The event organized by Imajin Ghana as part of the maiden edition of "Legends and Legacy Ball" concert.  The event was witnessed by over 2000 funs of the legend.







President of Musicians Union of Ghana, Obour

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