According to him, he joined the demonstration aimed at putting pressure on government to improve the economic conditions of Ghanaians to support his friends.

In an interview on TV3, Pappy Kojo said joining the protest was enough support for the country.

“I am an Italian, I from Italy so I only went for the demonstration for my Ghanaian friends. During the lockdown when I was in Italy, no one protested for me so I think I have done enough for Ghanaians” he said.

Pappy Kojo also explained the use of the phrase ‘Mbesiafo p3 Nkwasiafo’ in his latest single, ‘Mbesiafo’ off his EP, Ka Na Wu.

“All men are fools, you see a very good looking educated women, you ask who her partner is then you are disappointed. I believe men don’t deserve women, women are so special and amazing but men are trash” he said.

He is currently promoting his ‘Ka Na Wu’ EP.

This was after the musician in a tweet expressed shock at President Akufo-Addo’s recent speech at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Black Sherif was taken aback by the amount of money the President requested as reparation for the slave trade in Africa when the government has failed to solve the bread and butter issues confronting Ghanaians.

His tweet gained significant attention, with many social media users commending him for calling out against government.

However, Black Sherif’s comments did not sit well with seasoned journalist.

Kwaku Baako succinctly labeled the singer’s comment and the subsequent reactions from the public as “glorified ignorance.”

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