The State Of The Economy Has Forced Me To Eat Gob3 Everyday - Fameye

Peter Famiyeh Bozah, who goes by the stage name "Fameye," has said that the economy in Ghana has forced him to change what he eats.

The musician told DJ Reuben on the Drivetime Show on Kumasi's Luv FM that he now eats more gari and beans, a local favorite known as "gob3," because food prices have gone up.

"I didn't like "gob3," but the state of the economy in Ghana has forced me to join the group of people who eat "gob3." Now, the prices of rice and even "gob3" are going up all the time. I put all of these things in my song to tell my people to have faith in God because he has already done it and everything will be okay even though things are hard in the country.

Even though there are economic problems all over the world, he said Ghana seems to be the hardest hit by them. He asked the government to do more to help the country.

The singer told DJ Reuben that he didn't like the popular "gob3," but that Ghanaian food is now his main source of food. This was part of his tour in the Ashanti Region to promote his new song, which is about the current economic situation in Ghana.



The new song is called "PRESSURE," and it's available on all streaming services. It's meant to give music fans hope in these hard times.

Fameye says he wants the people of Ghana, especially his fans, to hear what he has to say and find something to smile about.