Through her many exploits, especially those in the creative arts industry, the diplomat has endeared herself to many Ghanaians.

In an with Ameyaw TV at the 2022 Vodafone Ghana Music Awards, H.E. Anne Sophie Avé disclosed that she will be leaving Ghana in August when quizzed about her futures plans to add up to her accomplishments.

“Well, I leave it to my successor to do it because I’m leaving at the end of August… I have been here for four (4) years and I’m going to be very heartbroken but I still have a few months to go and I’m sure there are a few more things coming maybe not as high profile as Accra In Paris, it was quite a huge thing to organize but I’m sure that some people will take over and would want to do Accra elsewhere. I just hope just create a trend to put Ghana out there.”

She revealed that she will be leaving with diverse experiences.

“I’ll carry so many memories. I’m going to take away the emotion of the people. I love the people here; their kindness, hospitality, the smile. The music translates all that and I’m definitely taking away a long playlist.”

The ambassador indicated that the fact that her tenure ends in August does not mean she will cease to come to the country.

“I’m not going forever. I mean I have a property here so I’m bound to come back but as a regular tourist.”

Things soon turned sour for Manchester City as their hosts took the lead. Pablo Fornals played a beautiful pass into the path of Jarrod Bowen, who latched onto the pass before calmly firing past Ederson.

In-form man Gabriel Jesus almost equalized with a moment of brilliance. The Brazilian forward weaved through the defence, but his shot beat both the goalkeeper and the goalpost. Jesus came close again, running through the West Ham defence, but his effort this time cannoned off a fellow Manchester City player.

Just before the end of the first half Manchester City was hit with a sucker punch as West Ham doubled their lead. Michail Antonio played in Jarrod Bowen, who fired in a powerful shot from the edge of the box.

Manchester City started the second half on the front foot and soon grabbed one goal back within the first five minutes of the restart. English playmaker Jack Grealish controlled a pass from Rodri before firing past Lukasz Fabianski from the edge of the box.

Bowen played like a man possessed and nearly grabbed a hat-trick in the 60th minute after creating space for himself in the City box, he fired off a powerful shot which narrowly flew past Ederson’s right-hand post.

Bowen’s miss soon proved costly as Pep Guardiola’s men soon levelled the scores. Riyad Mahrez floated in a dangerous freekick, and Czech defender Vladimir Coufal could not adjust in time, accidentally heading the ball past his goalkeeper.

Manchester City continued to pile on the pressure, and in the 83rd minute, they had a chance to win the game. Gabriel Jesus went down in the box for the second time in the match, but unlike the first instance, the referee went to the VAR monitor to review the challenge.

After minimal deliberation, Anthony Taylor pointed to the penalty spot to the joy of Manchester City fans all around the ground. Algerian winger Riyad Mahrez confidently stepped up to take the penalty but saw his brilliantly saved by Lukas Fabianski.

Manchester City still tried to grab a winner, but the West ham defence was not doing them any favours. The result remained the same, and despite the late miss, Manchester City remain four points clear at the top of the Premier League table.

All eyes will now be on Liverpool’s game in hand at home to Wolves on May 22 to determine who will lift the prestigious trophy at the end of this remarkable season.

Upon seeing this, some Ghanaians expressed awe. To some of them, the ‘Alright’ crooner does not perceive fame as other people see it.

His presence in the country has evoked many reactions from his fans and other music lovers.

Kendrick, who is also a songwriter, record producer, and the only rapper who has won the Pulitzer Prize for Music has been seen shooting some scenes of his music videos at the Laboma beach in Teshie on the Accra-Tema beach road.

He has also been seen signing autograph for fans whilst on duty shooting his video.

As part of his many activities, he went to a game centre to play video games with some children in Jamestown.

Photos of the rapper that suggested he was in Ghana surfaced on the internet about three days ago, although the exact day he arrived is not yet known. It sent netizens into a frenzy.

Kendrick Lamar was already among the most talked about people on social media during that time because of the anticipation towards the release of his album. ‘Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers’ was released the midnight of the day he was spotted in the country.