BREAKING: Highlife Legend Nana Tuffour Dies




BREAKING: Highlife Legend Nana Tuffour Dies
Life is like a stage (theatre) we take turn to play our part and leave. Reports reaching the media suggest that Ghana’s popular highlife legend Nana Tuffour has kicked the bucket earlier this morning at his residence in Kumasi.
The cause of his sudden demise is unknown. Reports of his death was confirmed by angel FM’s morning show host Captain Smart on his Monday’s edition AnƆpa bƆfoƆ.
Nana Tuffour a.k.a 9924 who was born on Valentine’s Day in 1954 was a producer, songwriter who composed many songs to his credit in the highlife music industry.one o his many songs that was loved by the populace was Abeiku. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.

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