Accra: Ghanaian musician Joint 77 has unveiled that his rose gold wristwatch, valued at approximately £15,000, was a gift from his new record label. The revelation was made during an interview with Nana Romeo on Okay FM on September 9, 2026, where Joint 77 expressed his admiration for the luxurious timepiece purchased at Bicester Village in the United Kingdom, a renowned destination for high-end shopping.
According to Ghana Web, Joint 77 emphasized the exclusivity and expense of the watch, noting, "My watch is rose gold and it's very expensive. My new label got it for me, and we bought it at Bicester Village in the UK. Those in the UK who know Bicester know that the place is not for kids. The watch costs roughly like £15,000." The musician, who recently returned to Ghana, also addressed rumors about his financial standing, asserting that he does not owe anyone in the country and is willing to settle any debts should they arise.
In addition to discussing his watch, Joint 77 shared insights on the infrastructural developments he observed upon his return to Ghana. He noted significant improvements such as the construction of overhead roads and the establishment of new stores, which have contributed to easing traffic congestion. He commended President John Dramani Mahama for these developments, expressing satisfaction with the positive changes.
Furthermore, Joint 77 remarked on the rebranding of the airport he noticed upon arrival. "When I got to the airport, I realized the name had been changed. When I left, it was Kotoka, but now it's Accra International Airport," he commented, highlighting the country's ongoing transformation.