I'm okay with male pressure - Eliza is open to dating life 
United States born Michelle Okyere, Ghanaian Afro-fusionand Afrobeats singer Elizha explained the difficulty ofGhanaian musicians abroad to get their audience back home.
She admits that it's worse when you're a woman, because sometimes, cultural differences require you to conform to certain standards that you don't know. According to her, her relationship policy is not in line with the common Ghanaian culture which instills shame on women in some ways.
Speaking on Joy Prime's Fridaymorning show about her relationship life, Elizah explained that her thoughts and love experiences led to the release of her new song "Bad Love." 
This, he said, meant that he would not be confined to one fish when there were many other fish in the sea.
According to her, she used to have men who grabbed her to change when she felt she didn't want to be anywhere else. His new single "Wicked Love" describes his emotional journey through the world of romance accompanied by dramatic visuals.
She admits that it's worse when you're a woman, because sometimes, cultural differences require you to conform to certain standards that you don't know.
According to her, her relationship policies are not in line with the common Ghanaian culture which instills shame on women in some ways. Speaking on Joy Prime's Friday morning show about her relationship life, Elizah explained that her thoughts and love experiences led to the release of her new song "Bad Love."
This, he says, means that it does not need to be fixed on one fish when there are many other fishin the sea.
According to her, she used to have men who grabbed her to change when she felt she didn't want to be anywhere else.
His new single "Wicked Love" describes his emotional journey through the world of romanceaccompanied by dramatic visuals.