Skip to content

Guru NKZ Defends *Ashawo* as a Gospel Message in Disguise

A provocative title hides a deeper message. Guru NKZ explains why *Ashawo* challenges societal norms—and why Ghana’s music scene needs reform.

In the picture the person is present in black dress and playing a guitar and singing in front of...
In the picture the person is present in black dress and playing a guitar and singing in front of the microphone behind him there are drums and a blue curtain with a poster on him and lights on him, in front of him there is a crowd.

Guru NKZ Defends *Ashawo* as a Gospel Message in Disguise

Ghanaian rapper Guru NKZ has defended his controversial new single Ashawo, calling it a gospel message in disguise. The track, which tackles themes like prostitution and infidelity, aims to steer listeners toward better moral choices. In a recent interview, he explained why the bold title was necessary to grab attention.

Guru NKZ stressed that Ashawo challenges immorality rather than celebrating it. He chose the provocative name deliberately, believing it would resonate with today’s audience and deliver the song’s deeper meaning.

Guru NKZ’s defence of Ashawo highlights his intent to provoke thought rather than shock. His broader critique targets systemic flaws in Ghana’s music scene, pushing for reforms to match international standards. The song’s release has reignited discussions about industry growth and artistic responsibility.

Latest