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I didn’t dream of becoming a musician – Kwaisey Pee

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Ghanaian highlife musician, Kwaisey Pee, has asserted that he never dreamt of doing music although his father was a musician.


Speaking to Akua Sika on the Happy Evening Drive on Happy FM, Kwaisey Pee said, “Doing music came to me naturally. I didn’t plan to be a musician. Growing up, my father wanted me to be a footballer and I wanted to go into electronics and be an electronic engineer.”


According to him, at some point he started learning and practicing electronic engineering to the extent that he started fixing spoilt appliances at home.

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“After a while, my father realized that it was really what I wanted to do so, he begun to support me although he really wanted me to be a footballer,” he added.


Kwaisey Pee disclosed his love for football still burns within and that he still plays at his leisure time.


By: Gyamfuah Owusu-Ackom

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