Patoranking Disagrees With Mr Eazi, Says You Didn't Popularise No Ghana-Nigeria Fusion

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Speaking recently on Cool Fm, Dancehall singer, Patoranking says Mr Eazi is wrong to have said he popularised the fusion of Ghanaian and Nigerian sounds. Recall Eazi, once said that Ghanaian music was heavily influencing Nigerian sounds as well as claiming that most Nigerian singers were copying his style as he was the one that popularised the fusion of Ghanaian and Nigerian sounds. While reacting, Pato says;

 “We have been having this cultural exchange with Ghana way back since the time Tuface sang ‘My love’ which featured VIP from Ghana. Tic Tac and Tony Tetuila sang ‘Fefe ne efe.’ The musical cultural exchange between Nigeria and Ghana has been going on even before I finished secondary school. It is false for Mr. Eazi to say he started that style of music because he did not help me sing my hit song, ‘My Woman.’ I did it myself and the song is a global hit song. It is the biggest afrobeat song in the Caribbean. I do not agree with his statement. It is wrong.”