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Sensational songstress Nana Yaa has disclosed factors that set her back in life.

On e.TV Ghana’s entertainment talk show, ‘The Late Nite Celebrity Show’, she revealed what her fears are and how they set her back in life.

According to Nana Yaa, her God-given talent not being able to be manifested due to the obstacles in life was one of her biggest fears.

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“Not making it as a musician, because I feel that’s my God given talent and I feel like I’m running out of time because of things that happen along the way,” she said this when asked what her fears were.

She also revealed that waiting for people to offer her help in her endeavors was also another factor that set her back as an artiste.

“I feel like I waited around too long for people to help me. There are certain things I should have just done myself by just giving it a try whether I was afraid or not, you never know what will happen. I was going through much of ‘what ifs’, and that is what set me back as person and as an artiste,” she revealed.

Nana Yaa has worked with some industry greats like Kojo Antwi and Pat Thomas (her father )among others.

By: Susan Amoako Agyemang

Tags: Kojo AntwiNana YaaPat ThomassongstressThe Late Nite Celebrity Show’

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