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Photos : Stay Jay Wins Two Awards In Holland

 Award award-winning Ghanaian rapper and the CEO of ASB Music label, Stay Jay, has received two new accolades in Holland.

He was honoured with two awards for his prodigious contribution to Ghana music industry on the global market at a ceremony held at Gaasperplas Park, Amsterdam.

Stay Jay received the “Tema Citizens Of Holland Award” which was announced by Mr Alfred Kyei Mensah, the Vice Chairman of RECOGIN and Chairman of Tema Citizens Club Holland, and presented by the father of former Ghana Blackstars winger Quincy Owusu Abeyie,  Mr Collins Jamie. Patrons of Tema Citizens Club Holland and other officials were part of the presentation.

He also received the “Akwaaba Holland Award” from Akwaaba Holland Ster Entertainment. The award was presented to him by Mr Han Blouw and other officials.

Delivering his acceptance speech, the “Sue” hitmaker said “I say a very big thank you to all the organisers, fans and my music lovers for the great honour. God bless you all much love and respect #ASBMusic #JAYNATION.”
Stay Jay received the two awards after a sterling performance at Club DNA in Amsterdam over the weekend.

Stay Jay will be at Prevee at Koln, Germany on Friday, September 2 to give them an equally exciting performance.

He is currently out with a brand new Afrobeats track titled “Gbohe” featuring Luther.




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