Ghanaian international recording artiste,\u00a0Noella Wiyaala has made another interesting move<\/p>\n
by taking her annual Djimba World Festival back to Funsi, where as a child she used to organise<\/p>\n
the village children to entertain the Chief.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s counter-intuitive initiatives like these which are contributing to Wiyaala\u2019s ever growing<\/p>\n
world wide popularity.<\/p>\n
It was no surprise when the BBC named Wiyaala as one of their \u201cCelebrated African Women\u201d of 2018.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s by taking the Djimba World Festival to her far away village, that Wiyaala can offer the wider<\/p>\n
world a window through which to look at a truly authentic African event. In making such moves,<\/p>\n
the Upper West singer songwriter, popularly known as the \u201cLioness of Africa\u201d, is year on year,<\/p>\n
patiently building a life time brand that is encouraging more and more foreigners to respond<\/p>\n
\u201cWiyaala\u201d when you say \u201cGhana\u201d.<\/p>\n