Ghana’s favourite dancehall artiste, Stonebwoy, is set to release his fifth studio album on this Thursday, March 5, 2020.
The album, titled ‘Anloga Junction’, has already got many of Stonebwoy’s fans excited as they anticipate great music from the artiste.
To satisfy the curiosity displayed by many of his fans as they keep asking why he chose to name the album, ‘Anloga Junction’, Stonebwoy has taken to Facebook to try to explain to them.
His write up read:
“Anloga Junction is a major junction that connects all Anglo towns and communities. It is the junction that leads to Alakple, the hometown of Stonebwoy.
Alakple is a town in the Keta Municipality of the Volta Region of Ghana. This town is situated along the southeastern part of the Keta Lagoon. The bust of the prominent Africa American boxer George Foreman is planted at the junction along the Anloga and Dabala road. That road leads to Alakple.
Alakple is situated in Anlo, Volta, Ghana, its geographical coordinates are 5° 51′ 0″ North, 0° 53′ 0″ East.
The town is prominent for the historical role it plays in the area. It is the home of the Nyigbla, ‘god of war’ who rode on horseback. The major clan in the town is Ameawo who are the custodians or clan responsible for nugbidodo ‘settling disputes’.
They are also believed to have control of all palm trees in Anloland. As custodians of Torgbi Nyigbla there are many taboos related to their dressing and food. for instance they are forbidden to wear shirts or blouse and sandals within the shrine.”
