Saddiq Shishi: Rising Ghanaian Artist Making Waves with His New Song “Onyame”

The Ghanaian music scene continues to grow with new talents bringing fresh energy and unique sounds. One of the names gaining attention is Saddiq Shishi, an artist known for his street-influenced Afrobeat style and motivational themes.

Saddiq Shishi is a Ghana-based artist whose music often reflects real-life struggles, ambition, and hope. His style blends Afrobeat, rap, and street storytelling, making his sound relatable to many young listeners.

He is part of a growing wave of artists who use music not just for entertainment, but also to express personal and social experiences.

About His New Song “Onyame”

The song Onyame carries a strong spiritual and motivational message. “Onyame” means God in Twi, and the track focuses on:

• Faith in difficult times
• Seeking divine help during struggles
• Hope for breakthrough and success
• Real-life street challenges

The song connects with listeners who are going through hard times and looking for encouragement.

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20 Salaga SHS pupils arrested after violent fight.

Twenty students from Salaga Senior High School in the East Gonja Municipality of the Savannah Region have been arrested following a violent clash that left one person with multiple stab wounds.

The altercation, described as a free-for-all fight, led to chaos on campus, prompting swift police intervention.

During the operation, law enforcement officers seized a locally manufactured pistol and a round of ammunition from the scene.

Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the brawl and identify those responsible for the violence.

School authorities have strongly condemned the incident. A school official told 3News that “We have handed them over to the police and hope they are thoroughly screened. Those found responsible should face the full consequences of the law. We are deeply disappointed by the actions of the students.”

The police are currently gathering statements from the suspects. Of the twenty students, 17 have been granted bail, while three remain in custody.

Source @citinewsroom