LilWin
Kumawood actor and filmmaker LilWin has turned his anger on media personality Papa Jay, accusing him of putting out material from the A Journey to Africa (Nzulezu) soundtrack before its official time. In a video shared on Monday, November 9, 2026, LilWin told his followers to go to Papa Jay’s page and insult him until he deletes the content, according to GhanaWeb.
Quick Facts
- LilWin (Kwadwo Nkansah) accused Papa Jay of releasing soundtrack content for his film A Journey to Africa (Nzulezu) too early.
- The soundtrack features rapper Medikal and singer Fameye.
- LilWin’s outburst came in a video shared on social media on November 9, 2026.
- He told fans: “You should all go to Papa Jay’s page and insult him until he deletes it.”
- He warned of unspecified action if the material is not taken down.
Watch: LilWin’s Message to Papa Jay
The video in which LilWin addresses Papa Jay was shared on X by AskGH Media:
LilWin calls out Papa Jay over the A Journey to Africa soundtrack
— AskGH Media (@askghmedia) November 9, 2026
What LilWin Said About Papa Jay
In the video, the actor claimed that Papa Jay had shared the material on social media before it was ready to be made public.
“Papa Jay has released the video on social media when it is not yet time for it to be made public,” he said, according to GhanaWeb.
He then urged his followers to flood the media personality’s page with insults until the post came down. GhanaWeb reports that LilWin also asked for any footage of Bisa Kdei’s contribution to be deleted.
According to Ghanamma, LilWin went further with a warning: “What I am planning to do to him will surprise him if he does not delete it.” He did not explain what action he had in mind.
Why the Timing Matters to Him
LilWin explained that his team had a promotion plan for the song. He said he was preparing a poster for the Medikal and Fameye track, featuring one or two Nigerian stars, so that the public would clearly link the soundtrack to the film.
He said the song carries no copyright restrictions and anyone is free to use it to promote the movie. However, he stressed that it was made for the film’s publicity and not for live shows.
In his view, putting the material out early could affect how the film is promoted. “It does not make any sense to leak the audio,” he said, as quoted by Ghanamma.
As of the time of writing, Papa Jay had not publicly responded to the accusations.
The A Journey to Africa Soundtrack With Medikal and Fameye
The row comes a day after LilWin himself shared the soundtrack on Facebook. Pulse Ghana and YEN.com.gh report that he announced the song would drop at 12 noon on Monday, November 9, and posted it with the caption “Medikal Ft Fameye Journey to Africa soundtrack.”
Here is LilWin’s soundtrack post on Facebook:
On the track, Medikal handles the rap verses while Fameye delivers the vocals. YEN.com.gh reports that before the release, LilWin had named Shatta Wale, Stonebwoy, Medikal, Fameye and Sarkodie as the artistes he wanted on the song. He secured two of them.
Fameye has been busy this season, having also teamed up with King Paluta on the new song ‘Good Feeling’.
How Fans Reacted to the Song
Reactions to the soundtrack have been mixed but mostly positive. Many listeners praised Fameye’s voice and Medikal’s delivery, with one fan writing, “Medikal nailed it.”
Others felt some of Medikal’s playful bars did not suit a movie soundtrack. Some also argued that the song should have been in English since the film is aimed at an international audience, YEN.com.gh reports.
About LilWin’s Nzulezu Movie
A Journey to Africa (Nzulezu) follows LilWin’s 2024 film A Country Called Ghana, which starred Nigerian actors Ramsey Nouah, Victor Osuagwu and Charles Awurum.
The new project brings together Ghanaian and Nigerian talent, including Kanayo O. Kanayo, Patience Ozokwor, Mike Ezuruonye, Zubby Michael and Destiny Etiko. The Nigerian stars arrived in Ghana on September 30, 2026, to join the production.
Most of the film was shot at Nzulezu, the historic stilt village in the Western Region. The community enstooled LilWin as its Nkosuohene during filming, and Jomoro MP Dorcas Affo-Toffey supported the production financially.
The shoot was not without drama. LilWin was earlier seen breaking down in tears when some Nollywood stars refused boat trips to the Nzulezu set. A release date for the film has not been announced.
Not LilWin’s First Public Clash
The actor is no stranger to public disputes. Previously, Van Vicker sued LilWin for GH¢10 million over alleged defamation.
His call for fans to attack Papa Jay online has drawn attention to how unreleased content is handled in the industry. All eyes are now on whether Papa Jay will take the material down or respond to the actor.
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- Van Vicker Sues Lil Win for GH¢10 Million Over Defamation, Demands Retraction and Apology
- King Paluta and Fameye Team Up for New Song ‘Good Feeling’, Set for November 6 Release
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