Afro-beat star in the Upper East Region, Cypid has called on colleague musicians to always be their own guide as they go about their daily activities.
The singer kum rapper believes that death is inevitable but can be delayed if people take serious precautions over their lives.
“If we know when to act and go, at where and at which time, we may as well keep in delay the unexpected circumstances. We will all die one day but we must be guided as we go around doing our businesses”, he said.
The musician who spoke to A1radioonline.com at the burial mass of the late Musician, Prinx Pumi at OLA parish in the Bolgatanga Municipality noted that artists in the Upper East Region have lost a great brother and a friend.
Touching on the kind of music the late Pumi was doing, Cypid stated that it was one of a kind, and could not be compared to any in the region.
The 25-year-old musician, however, called on the family, friends and sympathizers of the late musician to as well as pray for the Almighty Allah to protect Prinx Pumi wherever he is.
Meanwhile, Ishmael Bashiru Pumi aka Prinx Pumi will be laid to rest at the family house in Zanlerige- Gane in the Nabdam District of the Upper East Region on 23rd July 2021.
Source:A1radioonline.com/101.1 MHz/Moses Apiah/Ghana
