Sarkodie Finally Back In Ghana; Check Out Photos Of His Arrival

The most decorated African rapper, Sarkodie is accounted for to be back in Ghana after a long remain abroad due to coronavirus lockdown.

Sarkodie for as far back as months have been away from town, making him miss home as he conceded at some point back and making his fans, loved ones miss him too.

Uplifting news reaching us today points out that the rap King has landed securely in Ghana and took a selfie with one of the air terminal orderlies, anyway the rapper will be under required isolate.

Blogger KobKyei, likewise made a post highlighting the way that the rapper is back in Ghana, as he composed on his online networking handle, Welcome to Ghana King Sark.

Tracy on her Twitter handle was also welcoming him and did mentioned herself and titi is also in the country

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