Ghanaian Musician Lasmid Claims Ghana Influenced Nigerian Hit Songs, Sparks Debate
Ghanaian artist Lasmid, also known as Ladsmid Nathaniel Owusu, asserts that Ghana has played a significant role in shaping Nigerian hit songs. He believes that Ghana's embrace of Nigerian music has led to the success of many Afrobeat songs.
This claim has reignited a Ghana vs. Nigeria debate on social media, reminiscent of Mr Eazi's past comments on Ghanaian music influencing Nigerian music.
Lasmid's statement has highlighted the strong musical ties between the two West African countries.
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