It was all smiles as fast-rising rapper Black Sherif hung out with Ghanaian business mogul, Sam Jonah, and Mr. Mohammed Alhassan, a former Inspector-General of Police (IGP).
The rapper was with the prominent men at the Achimota Golf Park in Accra.
Rocking a Lacoste shirt with trousers and a white cap, the rapper was all prepped in the right apparel for the occasion.
With them was ace broadcaster with Despite Media’s Okay FM, Abeiku Aggrey Santana.
Netizens have praised the ‘Kweku Frimpong’ rapper who over the last few months has attracted lots of love from music lovers in and out of Ghana.
Source: Modern Ghana
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