KGee

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Panford Kofi Gad Manye, known by the mononym KGee, is a Ghanaian hiplife and hip-hop rapper. He started as the other half of the hiplife duo KgPM with The PM (also called The Prhyme Minister).^[1][2] They released their debut album titled Saa Na Wotiɛ, which featured Blitz the Ambassador and Obrafour. They later released an Azonto song titled "Xtra Large" which featured Ghanaian singer Atumpan.^[3]