These victims he indicated included two younger siblings and a cousin while they were still living in their village, Gomoa Abura.

These situations he said broke him so much, hence his decision to become a voice for the voiceless.

“In the village, there was very little we could do to prevent malaria because we were very much exposed so my two younger siblings and a cousin died as a result,” he narrated on Adom TV’s M’ashyase3.

A Plus told Afia Amankwa Tamakloe he, therefore, decided to venture into music to push an advocacy agenda.

“I used my music to speak to issues affecting society because I do not understand why we should be going through the same problems that existed years back.

“Also, I just don’t say things because I see them on social media but because I have experienced and lived through them. I grew up in so much pain and anger,” he stated.

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