Okito Sisi’S Inspirational New Hit “Wani Awu”
Written in the original language of Twi from Ghana, this new song brings a unique, uplifting vibe through your speakers. The inspiring lyrics tell a story of the dedication required for young men to pursue their dreams. The chorus means “enemies, shame on you” states the artist.
The second verse states that this is the year of blessings and the time of celebration to praise God for. And finally the third verse talks about how we need to let go of the connections that hinder us from following our dreams. Okito Sisi means “Gift of God”, and the talented artist’s name is Isaac Opare Okito. We hope you enjoy every creative beat as much as we do!
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