Fancy Gadam Tops Northern Countdown Chat Show

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Tamale biggest act of the moment, Fancy Gadam “Champion” has been ranked Number One (1) song for the month of October on Radio Justice’s Northern Countdown Chat Show. Fancy popular Concrete won 2nd place in the first edition of the countdown chat show.




This is another major achievement for the Tamale based artiste who has taken the music industry by storm this year. The Northern Countdown Chat show, hosted by Metropolitan Mix Drive host, Hassan Ibrahim Abubakari was designed by Radio Justice and Sanatu Zambang, an entertainment blog to monitor the weekly performance of songs from Northern Ghana on the various media and social media platforms across the country, and later award deserving artistes at the end of each month.

One9ra and KingHassan
Fancy Gadam “ Champion” beat One9ra Jeje and Don Sigli Nyini mbala song to clinch the Number One spot in the hotly contested chat show.

The song champion boy made it to the top due to Fancy Gadam recent tours and concerts in and outside the Northern Region. Fancy wasn’t present to receive his citation but a representative of the Gadam Nation was present.

In a private chat with Sanatu Zambang this morning, Fancy Gadam disclose he was at Bimbila for a show and as usual the Gadam Nation supporters came out in their numbers.




Receiving 2nd place, One9ra expressed gratitude to Radio Justice for instituting such an initiative, saying that it will put them on their feet to do more. Representatives of Don Sigli were also present to pick up the 3rd prize award.


Below is the list of songs that made it to the Top Ten in October
1) Champion
2) Jeje
3) Nyini mbala
4) Koo Nin Neey
5) My Wife
6) Wunpini
7) Mumuna
8) Today bi Today
9) Nawuni Ka Ndumba
10) 5 lessons


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