‘Woman Power’ Not About Feminism says Ghanaian songstress NanaYaa
NanaYaa, one of Ghana’s finest singers, is not comfortable with people tagging her latest song as feminist.
According to the ‘My Hunny’ hit maker, NanaYaa, her new song ‘Woman Power’ does not talk about feminism neither does it seek to promote feminist ideals.
“‘Woman Power’ as a title has a very broad meaning but feminism isn’t one,” NanaYaa said.
She stated that the song rather talks about how powerful women are when it comes to having men at their beck and call.
“Empowering women to tap into their inner most power to maintain their relationship, sex life is not feminism,” she further noted. NanaYaa has also intimated that she wants to represent women in the best way that she can and she believes her new song will help her in this cause.
NanaYaa Thomas is a Ghanaian Hi-life, Afro and neo soul singer, songwriter and performer.
She was born in Ghana but has had life experiences from Liberia, London and the United States of America (USA).
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NanaYaa was nominated for the 2016 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards for Best Female Vocalist of the year with her first single ‘E Go Be.’
She used to be a backing vocalist for the Ghanaian music maestro Kojo Antwi and featured on most of his songs.
NanaYaa is a daughter to veteran highlife musician Pat Thomas.
Some of her songs include ‘Handkerchief,’ ‘Obaa Yaa,’ ‘Biakoye,’ ‘Kyereme,’ ‘Yen Sa’ and ‘These 4 Walls.’
Watch/share/enjoy ‘Woman Power‘ produced by Citruss Beatz in video below and find NanaYaa on Twitter as @nanayaalive:
Source: citinewsroom.com
Oral Ofori is Founder and Publisher at www.TheAfricanDream.net, a digital storyteller and producer, and also an information and research consultant.
