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#YFMAreaCodesJam: I will Perform All My songs on Saturday – Yaa PONO

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Yaa PONO in a latest social media post has disclosed he will be performing all his songs on Saturday at YFM’s Area Codes Jam in Kumasi.
Yaa PONO shared a flyer of the upcoming concert with the caption;
“Kumasi I’m coming with fire 1 st July ALL SONGS WILL BE PLAYED !!! We bad from born”
All roads will lead to the Kumasi City Mall car park on Saturday, July 1 as YFM, Ghana’s number one urban radio station, hosts yet another edition of its popular musical jam dubbed ‘Area Codes Jam’.
The event, put together by YFM and sponsored by Guinness Ghana, is expected to light up Ashanti regional capital, especially as it will be the first time this year that a number of celebrated Ghanaian artistes will come together on one stage at the Kumasi City Mall.
According to the organizers, Rapper Yaa Pono, Flowking Stone, AK Songstress, Strongman, Kojo Cue, Eye Judah, Sorakiss and Cabum among other hiplife heavyweights are expected to put up groundbreaking performances at the event dubbed the biggest Republic Day concert for 2017.
Speaking about the event, Ms Naa, Station Manager of YFM stated “Area Codes Jam has over the years maintained a high standard as the number one event in Ghana that brings entertainment to the doorsteps of the youth. This year’s Republic Day edition promises to be bigger, better with power-packed performances from some top Ghanaian artistes.”
The event is expected to draw several dozens of music lovers in the whole of Kumasi and its environs to the City Mall on the fateful day.
The ‘Area Codes Jam’ is most popular among neighborhoods, especially as the area that hosts it is determined by an on-air poll. The next area to host it will be decided by the public on YFM. This year’s event is aimed at celebrating Ghanaian artistes, as well as taking Ghanaian music to another level.

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