I Did Not Expect Open Arms From Ghanaians When I Came Back - MzVee

MzVee thinks Ghanaians are more accommodating than they've ever been.

The former Lynx Entertainment signee, who took a two-year break due to depression, explained she never thought her fans would accept her back after she left them for that long.

According to her, Ghanaians are not one to sit and fold their arms in waiting and once an artist has stopped reigning that is the end of him or her.

While speaking in an interview on Kumasi-based Luv FM she expressed her joy at the love she has received so far from her fans.

“It’s been encouraging because like I’ve always been saying since I came back, I did not expect that people will have open arms for me coming back into the industry. Like I’ve been saying Ghanaians are not the people who will sit down and wait for you to take your sweet time and come back and sing to them."

"They are moving on, things move really quickly in this country. People come and then everybody’s mind is on that person, it works like that in this country so I was surprised to come back and have people greet me with open arms like this, I didn’t expect it at all,”

MzVee made her comeback in January 2020 and fans have been showing massive support to the singer and are now determined to help her stay in a cheerful mood to completely banish the state of depression that nearly ruined her life.

The singer was not active in the music scenes for nearly two years after she made known of her depressing state at a very critical level. 

"Ghana is not an easy country; you don’t just get up and leave and expect to come back and everyone is giving you hugs and kisses. People will forget you,” she said.

“It’s happened to a lot of people so for it not to happen to me and for me to receive more love, is something else,” she revealed in an interview on TV3's New Day.