Ghana's Songstress Wiyaala, Hails Nana Kyei’s Wear Nation Clothing line

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Noella Wiyaala has been one of few African afro pop artiste designing her own cloths for her stage performances and videos. The songstress won Best Individual Style at the 2015 Glitz Style Awards.













The 'Leno' singer has also praised the fashion work of Nana Kyei’s Wear Nation as she talked about her love for designs and cloths on StarXTV. 


Wiyaala recalled her first Wear Nation package she got at the 2016 trade fair at the Tamale sports stadium. Speaking to StarXTV host Brago Josephine the lioness of Africa told she was excited to see such beautiful innovations from the Savannah regions.








Wear Nation is an urban clothing brand that fuses African prints and leather into elegant designs. Founded in January 2015, The clothing line take pride in its unique trendy designs carefully tailored with quality fabrics and perfectly finished

Wiyaala video Leno has been nominated for the 2016 VGMA VIDEO OF THE YEAR, LENO is from the Album "Wiyaala" and was released as a single on 01/02/2016, the opening of the video is a Whiteman wondering in the woods and suddenly hears the beautiful voice of a young beautiful African woman in the woods.





Wiyaala is hopeful she will be the first female win the VGMA Artiste of the year someday, even though since the awards ceremony officially started in the year 2000,the category has been a male dominated one.  It is only Ghanaian music group, V.V.I.P (then V.I.P.) as well as Sarkodie who have won it twice. The group won it in 2004 and later in 2011, the latter however won it in 2010 and 2012






The Artiste of the Year category has always been the pressure point of the VGMA’S.  This year 2016, the likes of SP Kofi Sarpong , VVIP, Stonebwoy ,Sarkodie, Bisa Kdei, , and EL are craving to be crowned artistes of the year.

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