Ghanaian reggae musician and media personality Abubakar Ahmed, known as Blakk Rasta has chastised politicians for always inciting violence. He asked them to go where there are wars to join the fight if they believe they are violent.
His comments which were made on his Taxi Driver show on 3Fm were directed at the MP for Abetifi Constituency Bryan Acheampong. The MP had drawn the ire of a section of Ghanaians when he said the NPP will do whatever it takes to remain in power beyond 2024.
“These cowards hide behind this foolishness and misbehave every time, and I am hurt. How can a whole party come out and support this demonic talk? You have an equal measure of violence, and people are happy about it,” the Barack Obama hitmaker fumed.
According to him, if they think they are violent, they should go to Somalia and Ukraine where there is war so that they can exercise their violence in full.
“If they are violent, we are also violent. Oh, let us send you to Somalia, where there is violence, so we can check your level of violence. Can we take you to Ukraine because that is where we need violence? Go there,” he stated as quoted by 3News.
“I remember the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. I remember the bombing at Pearl Harbour. I remember Vietnam, where America lost right from the top to the bottom. I remember, and I know as a historian, that America does not always win. America is not God,” he reminded Bryan Acheampong that power is not in one man’s hand.
Following Bryan Acheampong’s comments, several people and groups including the NDC have come out to call for his arrest. The NDC said he should be treated just like the way the party’s youth organizer for Suame Constituency was treated.
“We urge the Ghana Police Service to act with dispatch in this matter. We recall the alacrity with which it recently apprehended and charged the Suame Constituency Youth Organiser of the NDC for expressing views that were deemed to be inciteful,” a statement signed by Fifi Kwetey said
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