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Owura Kay
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Owura Kay is a Ghanaian musician and self-acclaimed best guitarist in Ghana. He started his music career in the early 2000s and has released several albums, including his album, "M3n3 Woa," which was released in 2017. Owura Kay's music has a strong social and political message, addressing issues such as corruption and inequality. He has also collaborated with other musicians in the industry. Despite facing some challenges in the past, Owura Kay continues to produce music and connect with his fans through his music.
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