The most sexualized Ghanaian songs ever recorded

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Ghana still claims to a highly "conservative" country where open discussions about sex are stifled.
Despite the heavy aura that surrounds the topic of sex in Ghana, it still finds ways to permeate almost every song by local musicians. Mog presents the naughtiest Ghanaian songs to have ever been produced.

1. Moses by A.B. Crentsil

There is NO way a list of the most sexualized Ghanaian songs would not start with AB Crentsil's "Moses". The song was so bad, it is still apparently BANNED from radio!!!

2. Ride Me by Daddy Lumba

Even the title of the song is too sexualized - an explicit call to sex. Coupled with an equally sexualized video, this song takes this spot without delay.
3. Aboa Konkontibaa by Obour
No one can make a song about "tadpoles" sound this sexual.

4. Atepa by Papa Shee

Papa Shee may not be active in the music industry right now, but this song has been empowering couples to get active since.

5. Linda by Samini

He was called "Batman" then, but Samini's "Linda" has a special hidden message for all those who would listen.

6. Awoso Me by Mzbel

Mzbel has released a string of highly sexualized songs and even nude pictures since, but she has maintained that the "Awoso Me" song gave a bad image.

7. Doctor Panie by Daddy Lumba

Daddy Lumba has been doing this since. EVER SINCE!!!

8. Tokorom by Daddy Lumba

We could complete this list with only Daddy Lumba songs.

9. Anadwoi by Kojo Acquai

"Anadwoi" translates from Twi into "this night". We leave the rest to your imagination.
10. Adult Music by Kwabena Kwabena
The title alone is enough.
11. Police Abaa by Nana Nsiah Piesie
Who can withstand the "Police Wand"?

12. Tempo by Samini ft Mugeez

For those who like sex "slow" and those who like it "fast"

13. Abiba by Rex Omar

Rex Omar's tribute to "Abiba" is indeed a highly sexualized one.

14. Fabewoso by Nana Acheampong

"Come stick it inside"

15. Ajeiii by R2Bees ft Sarkodie, Nana Boroo

This song will surely keep the women screaming.

Did we miss any song?. Send us a message in the comments section

Crédit: yengh
Posted by : mog ThePhenomenon

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