Samini Biography; Songs And Wife Mercy Geker

Emmanuel Andrews Samini, known within the showbiz circles as Samini is one of Ghana’s most talented and legendary reggae dancehall musicians. The artiste has over the decade been up the top of his game as he has been consistent in the release of hits after hits. Samini’s genre of music is a melodious mixture of highlife, reggae, dancehall, and hip-hop. This mixture he terms as “The African Dancehall”. Many of his fans love his catchphrase “Kpooi”. Samini was born on December 22, 1981.

Samini grew up in Dansoman, a suburb of Accra where he stayed with his parents; Mr. G.A. Samini and Theresa Nusala. Samini hails from WA in the Upper West region of Ghana.

Samini Songs

Samini began his music career as a guest artist featuring on several hits. Gradually the name “Samini” became a household name and it is of little wonder that his debut album “Linda”  which was released in 2004 was an instant success. Samini has several hit songs such as “Odo”, “Gyae Shee”, and “Sweet Mistake”, “Love rocks ” and a host of others.

Samini: Wife Of Samini, Mercy Geker

Samini engaged Mercy Geker in February 2010. However many saw it as a mere joke as Samini had been involved in some previous marriage scandals. Mercy Geker is the mother of Samini’s daughter Yelisun Samini. Mercy Geker is a businesswoman and loves to keep a low profile.

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