Give JoeyAkan a pen and have him interview an artiste willing to be interviewed and see him glue your face to your screen.This is brilliant,Keep it up boss
One of the best interactions in a written piece that I have read. Wow!!! Joey, thanks for this piece. Asa sound pretty interesting, she gave this piece a life, I have followed her since Asa (the album, 2007), but your piece explained the Asa I never knew. Thanks, awaiting part two.
Thank you for this brilliant piece Joey, you write and interview so beautifully, it flows so well for the reader. May I plead that you consider a public health angle in your writing? It's a fragile war battling the tobacco epidemic on this side.
'Studies have been conducted around the world that show smoking images have impressions on youth initiation into smoking. Images of music stars and actors are flickers that register on their minds, so it is important that we are careful what they see and hear... [young people] who see role models are influenced' They can be three times as likely to try smoking or become smokers.
It is one's decision to smoke, I know, but the resultant aggregate health burdens on a country's fragile health system and labour can be destructive (Europe's epidemic is an example and it is sad that the tobacco industry is now waging war and trying to take the markets to Africa). I thank you for your consideration and wish you amazing creative journey.
Give JoeyAkan a pen and have him interview an artiste willing to be interviewed and see him glue your face to your screen.This is brilliant,Keep it up boss
Amazing write up, I could hear her voice as I read through!
One of the best interactions in a written piece that I have read. Wow!!! Joey, thanks for this piece. Asa sound pretty interesting, she gave this piece a life, I have followed her since Asa (the album, 2007), but your piece explained the Asa I never knew. Thanks, awaiting part two.
I didn't think it was possible for me to love Asa more than I already do but your article has made that happen, thank you for this.
Beautiful! Beautiful!! Beautiful!!!
Asa is one of my Faves and this interview gives me a better insight as to why she is what she is.
Very well put together. This is great
Nice one! Please correct the spelling errors.
Awesome piece
This is so good😫
Beautiful! I love Asa!
I can't tell you how excited I am after reading this. ❤️
Damn....Joy Akan writes journalism like a painter or sculpture. You're indeed great
Joey is a legend. and thats on no cap!
Thank you for this brilliant piece Joey, you write and interview so beautifully, it flows so well for the reader. May I plead that you consider a public health angle in your writing? It's a fragile war battling the tobacco epidemic on this side.
'Studies have been conducted around the world that show smoking images have impressions on youth initiation into smoking. Images of music stars and actors are flickers that register on their minds, so it is important that we are careful what they see and hear... [young people] who see role models are influenced' They can be three times as likely to try smoking or become smokers.
It is one's decision to smoke, I know, but the resultant aggregate health burdens on a country's fragile health system and labour can be destructive (Europe's epidemic is an example and it is sad that the tobacco industry is now waging war and trying to take the markets to Africa). I thank you for your consideration and wish you amazing creative journey.
This is outstanding. I just didn't want it to end