Ghanaian Rapper Agbeko, also known as a former member of ‘The Last Two’, is making a public plea for financial support.
During an interview on Accra-based 3FM, the musician revealed that he has been homeless for approximately a year and a half. He attributed his situation to drugs, bad friends, bad business dealings, and various mistakes he has made in his life. The rapper also believes that spiritual attacks have contributed to his current predicament.
Agbeko shared that Hammer, the founder of The Last Two, came to his aid when he found himself in police custody due to his multiple encounters with the law. The rapper explained that his encounters with the law were primarily a result of seeking shelter in ghettos that are frequently inspected by security agencies.
Despite his challenges, Agbeko emphasized that he does not blame anyone or the industry for his situation. He acknowledged issues with people but believes these are personal matters for him to address. Additionally, he stated that he has been off drugs in recent months but being homeless has not helped him in staying clean or improving his life.
The musician is appealing to the public for support in seeking rehabilitation, expressing his readiness to change for the better. He stated, “I need rehab. I need to stay off the street, find where I can stay and then work on myself, I genuinely want to stay off. I am ready for change. We all make mistakes, I believe my mistakes are not that much to weigh me down.”
Agbeko also expressed optimism about returning to the music industry after receiving the necessary support, as he has written and recorded music that he hopes to release. His plea for financial assistance and rehabilitation has garnered attention, with many individuals showing support for the rapper in his journey to improve his life.
