Ghanaian Afro-highlife musician, Omayor, has recently opened up about a significant ordeal he faced in the past.
Taking to Instagram, he shed light on a challenging chapter that deeply impacted his life and career.
Recounting events from three years ago, he detailed a troubling encounter that led to his arrest.
According to Omayor, the distressing turn of events originated from a betrayal of trust by a close friend.
He mentioned that he had the chance to travel to the United States (US), but his friend, who had previously gained much from him, placed an illegal substance in his bag, resulting in his deportation.
“I have a story to share with those who like friends. Three years ago I was arrested. I had a visa to travel to America but my close friend who benefited a lot helped put an illegal substance into my bag which eventually led to my arrest. This is why I composed this song, otan,” he added.
Omayor reaffirms his dominance in the Afro-highlife music landscape and beyond, following his successful partnership with Kwame Yogot on the chart-topping track ‘Arroglass.’
His ability to excel across diverse musical genres remains evident.”
Titled ‘Otan,’ meaning ‘Hatred’ in English, the song unfolds a tale inspired by real-life experiences. It showcases Omayor’s signature style, characterized by poignant lyrics exploring themes of love, hate, betrayal, and resilience.”
The collaboration with Kwame Yogot on ‘Arroglass’ initially showcased Omayor’s versatility as an artist. With the release of ‘Otan,’ he further solidifies his standing as an emerging talent in the music industry.”