I never said GFA is corrupt - Singer Gambo
Ghanaian trap musician Bashiru Gambo says his picture was mistakenly used on a story about the Ghana Football Association (GFA) in a case of mistaken identity.
According to the singer/songwriter, his picture was used on several online stories captioned: 'I Told GFA Not To Invite Me Again Because Of Corruption - Bashiru Gambo.'
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However, the fast-rising singer and "Kwacha" hitmaker, has clarified that he did not make those comments
Gambo is a young Ghanaian musician who released his debut track "Kwacha" on February 5, 2020.
Born in Ghana, the musician left to Guyana at an early age of 5 years but returned to Ghana at the age of 11 to continue his basic education at SAPS and completed there in 2012.
He furthered his education at Legon Presbyterian Boys, where his music passion was ignited and his music journey began.
He completed in 2015 and went on to win the Ultimate Ghana Teen Choice Award at the Ghana Teens Choice Awards that same year.
Moreover, he was the only Ghanaian artiste ranked in the top 5 upcoming African Acts in Spark Magazine with his song featuring Fortune Dane and Legacy, “Aye Aye”.
In 2015, Gambo enrolled in the University of Ghana, Legon, where he studied Public Administration for 2 years and graduated with a diploma certificate and went further ahead to pursue his degree.
He has also organized events for big clubs such Carbon, Onyx, Firefly, Luxe Club and Paparazzi as well as been in collaboration with big media houses such as 4syte, Shutdown, etc.
