I left nursing to pursue music because I felt something was wrong while doing it and my ten years in music now, I will say it has been a smooth ride – Sista Afia
Celebrated Ghanaian Sista Afia musician known for hits like “Jeje” and “Sika,” sat down with Mr. Bonez on Kessben TV and shared a fascinating glimpse into her career journey. In a candid conversation, the talented artist revealed how she left a promising career in nursing to pursue her passion for music. And looking back on her ten years in the industry, Sista Afia says it’s been a “smooth ride” — and she’s got the stories to prove it.
When asked about her decision to make the bold switch from nursing to music, Sista Afia didn’t hold back. “I left nursing because I felt something was wrong while doing it,” she said with a thoughtful expression. “It wasn’t fulfilling me in the way I thought it would. Music has always been a part of me, and I realized I needed to pursue my passion fully.”
It’s not every day you hear someone walk away from a stable and respected profession like nursing to chase their dreams in the music industry. But for Sista Afia, the pull of music was undeniable. She had always felt a connection to it, and despite the risks involved, she decided to take the plunge.
Reflecting on her ten-year journey in the music industry, Sista Afia remained humble but confident. “I will say it has been a smooth ride,” she said, smiling as she looked back on her career. “Of course, there were obstacles along the way, but I’ve managed to overcome them. Every year has been a learning experience, and I’ve grown so much as an artist.”
From her breakthrough with songs like “Jeje” to becoming one of Ghana’s most recognized musicians, Sista Afia’s career has certainly been a testament to perseverance and passion. Despite the ups and downs of the industry, she’s carved a name for herself with her distinct style and undeniable talent.
As she celebrated her decade-long journey, Sista Afia expressed gratitude for the support of her fans and the music community. “The love I get from my fans is overwhelming. It’s what keeps me going, even when things are tough,” she said. “I’m thankful for the opportunities I’ve had, and I want to keep working hard to make my fans proud.”
Sista Afia also acknowledged that music isn’t just about fame and fortune for her. It’s a way to connect with people and share her experiences. “Through my music, I tell my story, and hopefully, others can relate to it,” she said. “I’m not just an entertainer; I’m a storyteller. Music is my therapy, and I want to give that same healing to others.”
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