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The favored Actual AMASS NSMQ spokesperson has gone viral once more after mobbing Ghanaian songbird Gyakie.

Gyakie lately carried out at T.I. Ahmadiyya SHS.

It was a complete pleasure and nostalgic feeling for musician Gyakie as she went again to her alma mater as a world-class superstar.

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In a video that popped up on social media, Gyakie was mobbed by a preferred NMSQ hype man who spoke in an interview through the contest.

As soon as once more, the younger artificial his presence felt and made a reputation for himself as he wouldn’t let Gyakie go.

He took to the stage the place was Gyakie and wouldn’t go away. And all efforts to pull him offstage was unsuccessful.

For the second time in a month, the man is trending once more!

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Watch the video beneath;

Supply: GhanaCelebrities.Com









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