The “Lapaz Toyota” and “Poley” hit maker, Guru has debunked claims that he has taken a break from the music and entertainment industry to re-brand himself.<\/p>\n
[contextly_sidebar id=”EYi4nHs5pThwgdcFRc0QMATQTjZ4ydjm”]The Graphic Showbiz Newspaper reported in its July 2nd edition that Guru was going to take a break from music.<\/p>\n
The report generated\u00a0heated discussions on radio and the entertainment circles as people questioned the rationale behind the move, especially when one of his hottest songs is still reigning in Ghana.<\/p>\n
He said such claims should be “disregarded.”<\/p>\n
When citifmonline.com<\/strong> contacted Guru, he said he has never thought of taking such a decision and that Ghanaians should get ready to be “mesmerized” with more great songs from him.<\/p>\n Guru said he is also getting ready to shoot a video in Dubai and that he has an impending big collaboration in the pipeline, which will announce his arrival on the international scene.<\/p>\n Guru is not new to making hits, his repertoire includes hits like Poley swag, Kpakpakpa movement, Lapaz Toyota, Boys abr3 and many others.<\/p>\n He said, “Ghana and Africa should watch out for me and the NKZ crew.”<\/p>\n The CEO of NKZ music, Ray Moni also said his management is ready to propel Guru onto the African stage with the production of quality music and videos.<\/p>\n –<\/p>\n By: Godwin A. Allotey\/citifmonline.com\/Ghana<\/p>\n