“From Tamale to the world” — Rudeboy praises Fancy Gadam after historic Tamale concert

Nigerian superstar Rudeboy showered praise on Fancy Gadam following the Ghanaian artiste’s massive sold-out concert in Tamale.

The electrifying event not only drew thousands of fans but also reinforced Fancy Gadam’s growing influence beyond Ghana’s borders. The concert became a cultural celebration of northern Ghana’s music movement, with fans turning out in huge numbers to support one of their own.

Rudeboy, who graced the stage as a special guest performer, took to Facebook on June 2, 2026, to express admiration for Fancy Gadam’s inspiring rise from Tamale to international recognition.

Rudeboy wrote, “This post is dedicated to all the people of Tamale, especially to this young man, Fancy Gadam, who came from the northern part of Ghana called Tamale and is now a global superstar.”

The former P-Square star praised both the artiste and the people of Tamale for the warm reception and energy shown throughout his visit.

According to Rudeboy, Fancy Gadam’s journey is proof that talent from northern Ghana can command attention on the global stage. He further predicted an even brighter future for the Ghanaian hitmaker.

He added, “Watch out for this guy called Fancy Gadam. He’s coming to take over.”

Beyond the praise and celebration, Rudeboy also revealed that he and Fancy Gadam are preparing to release a brand-new collaboration titled “I Don’t Need You.”

“We already have a new song coming out soon — Fancy Gadam featuring Rudeboy, ‘I Don’t Need You,’” he revealed.

The endorsement from one of Africa’s most respected music icons has sparked excitement among fans across Ghana and Nigeria, with many describing the moment as a major boost for Fancy Gadam’s international career.

The upcoming track is already generating anticipation among fans eager to hear the chemistry between the two African stars after their unforgettable performance in Tamale.

Industry observers believe the collaboration could further strengthen the musical bridge between Ghana and Nigeria while introducing Fancy Gadam to an even wider audience.

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Source: Yvonne Nyarko Agyemang

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