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Afro-pop songstress Ama Nova dishes out eye-popping visual for “Calibre” Published 3 months ago One of Ghana’s fast-rising afro-pop songstresses, Mercy Sackey – known in show business as Ama Nova – has premiered the official visual for her latest song “Calibre”. The slow-tempo afro-pop song, produced by prodby106 and mixed and mastered by Tombeatz, carries a simple message; forgiveness in relationships and especially marriages. Because Ama Nova believes marriages can grow stronger and longer if only partners find a place in the hearts to forgive each other when they go wrong. �...

“This song is a very special song to me,” she disclosed in an interview. “60 per cent of the inspiration behind the song was based on a true story. I wrote this song for a close friend who was going through a tough time in her marriage.” He continued: “Honestly, this is a song that I believe a lot of people can relate to in their daily lives. It speaks about love and forgiveness in our marriages, relationships and even friendships.” The song, which is tipped to top charts and dominate the airwaves soon, is accompanied a simple but an eye-popping visual which brin...

According to the Sassy songstress, “this song is a very special song to me. 60 per cent of the inspiration behind the song was based on a true story. I wrote this song for a close friend who was going through a tough time in her marriage." Ama Nova, who is legally known as Mercy Sackey, said the slow-tempo song talks ‘about love and forgiveness’ in relationships. “Honestly this is a song that I believe a lot of people can relate to in their daily lives. It speaks about love and forgiveness in our marriages, relationships and even friendships,” she noted.

“This song is a very special song to me,” she disclosed in an interview. “60 per cent of the inspiration behind the song was based on a true story. I wrote this song for a close friend who was going through a tough time in her marriage." Ama Nova, who is legally known as Mercy Sackey, said the slow-tempo song talks ‘about love and forgiveness’ in relationships. “Honestly this is a song that I believe a lot of people can relate to in their daily lives. It speaks about love and forgiveness in our marriages, relationships and even friendships,” she noted.