Stonebwoy's Patriotic Cry to African Youth on Buffalo Soldier With Bob Marley and the Wailers.

Buffalo Soldiers, we've got to make another plan!

What Happened:

As part of his Africa Unite Album, Bob Marley has assembled the current Stalwarts of Africa Music for the Africa Rendition of some of his most classical projects. Featured on this project has been Ghana's very own Stonebwoy. On the Remix of Buffalo Soldiers by Bob Marley and the Wailers, the Celebrated Award Winning Ghanaian Reggae Dancehall act lays one of the most classic and powerful vocals and messages to tell the current state of the Buffalo Soldiers.

What are people Saying:

Ghanaians are proud of the works Stonebwoy has done over the years and are exceptionally proud of the message in his verse to reach the current and future generations of listeners. Stonebwoy Poignantly delivered his message and expressed why the Buffalo Soldier needed a new plan. 

Listeners are stunned by the depth of Stonebwoy's Patrioticism, Lyrical abilities and his ability to stay on the theme of the classical hit, Buffalo Soldier. 

The Talkative:

Stonebwoy's delivery on Buffalo Soldier is no surprise to anyone who has paid attention to Stonebwoy's music over the years. Stonebwoy is known for his profound lyrical skill, whether for a party jam, love song or patriotic song. 

Another reason Ghanaians expected Stonebwoy's exceptional performance of Buffalo Soldier Remix was his precedence with songs like African System, Outside, Galamsey and other patriotic songs that address some of the major problems that bedevil the everyday African or Ghanaian as the youth go belly dry while sitting on resources. 

Bob Marley's Estate's decision to feature Stonebwoy for Buffalo Soldier because of the song's theme was one of their best decisions, and his delivery was a testament to that. 

While the Buffalo Soldier has been known in history for his resilience in a Foreign land, Stonebwoy's verse gave us an update on the situation of the Buffalo Soldier now. Referring to the African youth as Buffalo Soldiers, Stonebwoy makes a Patriotic cry stressing why the African youth need another plan. Export or Migration of the African intellects to the Foreign land and the invasion of the African lands by China, America, Europeans and England, with the African leaders playing a pivotal role in this exploitation of the African resources and Intellect, has made the landowners beggers in their land.

Oh, Buffalo, would you rise again? Finally, Stonebwoy calls on some Buffalo Soldiers Africa has had to rise, not from their death, but to encourage the youth with the Nkrumah, Muamar Gadaffi, Lumumba and King Silasie Spirit to rise and reclaim what is theirs. 

Written by:

Tilly Akua Nipaa