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The Ashanti language, also known as Twi, is a dialect of the Akan language spoken in Ghana by the Ashanti people. It is one of the most widely spoken languages in the country, and is considered an important cultural aspect of the Ashanti tribe.

In recent times, Ashanti language has been used in various music genres, including Highlife and Hiplife. Some of the most popular musical artists who use the Ashanti language in their lyrics include Sarkodie, Kwame Nkrumah, and Daddy Lumba. These artists have gained massive popularity across Ghana and beyond, with their music often featuring on popular radio stations.

Speaking of radio stations, there are several radio stations in Ghana that broadcast in the Ashanti language. These stations provide a platform for local news, music, and other forms of entertainment to the Ashanti community. Some of the popular Ashanti language radio stations include Ashh FM, Oyerepa FM, and Luv FM.

The Ashanti language is a vibrant and culturally-rich dialect that plays a significant role in the music and radio scene in Ghana. It continues to evolve and gain popularity, making it an important aspect of Ghanaian culture.

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