Bisa Kdei Declares Ghana a ‘One-Man Chop’ Nation
Bisa Kdei Declares Ghana a ‘One-Man Chop’ Nation
Bisa Kdei Critiques Ghana’s Economic Crisis and Calls for Wise Voting
Ghanaian highlife singer and songwriter Bisa Kdei has voiced his concerns about the ongoing economic crisis and hardships facing the country. In a recent interview on Showbiz 360, the hitmaker of “Odo Carpenter” expressed that the issues plaguing Ghana are largely due to the selfishness of its leaders and politicians.
Bisa Kdei stated, “If not for the selfishness of leaders and politicians, there are so many things we could change.” He further remarked on the disconnect between those in power and the struggles of the masses, questioning whether leaders fail to consider the needs of the people or if the economy itself is fundamentally flawed.
The artist emphasized his belief that the current situation resembles a “one-man chop” mentality, suggesting that if leaders truly prioritized the well-being of the nation, meaningful change could occur.
In light of the upcoming elections, Bisa Kdei urged Ghanaians to vote wisely, highlighting the tendency of politicians to make promises that often go unfulfilled. “Some of the things I hear from politicians are just sad. Ghanaians should choose wisely,” he advised.
As the country navigates these challenging times, Bisa Kdei’s insights serve as a reminder of the importance of accountability in leadership and the power of the electorate to drive change.
