Award-winning Ghanaian rapper Eno Barony, whose real name is Ruth Eno Adjoa Amankwah Nyame, has made it clear that she has no plans to leave her job and permanently relocate abroad.
Despite the challenges faced by musicians in Ghana, many of whom are opting to move overseas for better opportunities, Eno Barony remains resolute in her decision to stay in Ghana.
In a recent interview with Property FM in Cape Coast, the ‘Heavy Load’ rapper emphasized her preference for traveling abroad for performances and then returning to her home country. She stated unequivocally that she has never considered applying for a visa to live abroad permanently, preferring instead to maintain her base in Ghana.
“I have never thought about abandoning my music career to stay abroad permanently; it’s something I’ve not considered,” Eno Barony disclosed during the interview. “When you travel abroad and come back to Ghana, it’s nice. That way, you’re going to perform somewhere abroad and then return, which I prefer. I don’t think I have ever thought of seeking a visa to stay abroad permanently and only visiting Ghana occasionally. As for that, I’ve not thought about it.”
This firm stance comes amid a trend where many Ghanaian musicians and artists are seeking to relocate abroad for better career prospects and living conditions. However, Eno Barony’s commitment to staying in Ghana underscores her dedication to her roots and her desire to contribute to the local music scene.
Eno Barony’s decision has been met with admiration from her fans and peers in the industry, who see it as a testament to her love for Ghana and her determination to succeed despite the challenges. As she continues to make waves in the music industry, her resolve to stay grounded in her homeland serves as an inspiration to many aspiring artists.
