I Still Stand By My 'Nana Toaso' Statement - Sarkodie | general-entertainment

Multiple award profitable rapper Sarkodie has emphasised that he nonetheless stands by an 'endorsement' assertion he made in a music in 2020.

Tea "Original" Rapper talked about that he's a beneficiary of the government's Free Senior High School (SHS) coverage, that's what he endorsed.

Speaking on 3FM's This is Culture as we speak, November 10, the No Pressure artist talked about that he stood by his Nana Toaso lyrics of his Happy Day music releases through the 2020 elections since he solely endorsed what he had been a benefactor.

“What I mentioned he [Nana Addo] ought to 'toaso', I stand by it as a result of I believe I benefitted from Free Education straight and I've the correct to say I endorse that as a result of that is straight. My mum has these ladies we have been supporting. At first, she would name asking me to assist. I'm not saying it's a lot however simply the truth that I'm not even listening to that, it got here from that place. And I used to be particular about what I used to be endorsing.

“I knew the Nana Toaso part will be misconstrued but that is the music part of me,” he famous.

The two time VGMA Artist of the Year winner was, nonetheless, fast to notice the nation is at the moment in disaster. “But of course, the country is worse, we are in serious crisis and people are really suffering,” he added.

Sarkodie born Micheal Owusu Addo is underneath strain from netizens to launch a music in regards to the present financial disaster.

In the earlier National Democratic Congress (NDC) government, the Adonai hitmaker was a thorn of their flesh after releasing 'Dumsor', 'Inflation', and 'Masses' to sort out the urgent points on the time.

The nation's present financial disaster is actually not favorable and persons are in the identical vein anticipating Sarkodie to launch a music.

Some are additionally of the opinion that the daddy of two has did not heed to the decision to sentence the government for the nation's financial woes with a music since he apparently campaigned for the New Patriotic Party (NPP) government in his 'Happy Day' music through the 2020 elections.