Ghanaian gospel musician Obaapa Christy has expressed her willingness for a political party to use her new song for their campaign.
The artist made this known in an interview with Dave Hammer on Hello FM’s ‘Entertainment Review’ segment. According to Obaapa Christy, she does not see any issue with a political party using her song to promote their agenda, as long as it does not infringe on her rights.
The musician stated that as an artist, her main aim is for her music to be heard and appreciated by as many people as possible.
She sees her music as a tool to inspire and uplift the spirits of listeners, regardless of their political affiliations. Obaapa Christy’s song, “The Glory,” has already gained popularity among gospel music enthusiasts and has been well-received by her fans.
This statement comes at a time when many Ghanaian musicians have been vocal about their music being used for political purposes without their consent.
Obaapa Christy’s stance on this issue sets her apart and showcases her understanding of her rights as an artist.
It is refreshing to see an artist like Obaapa Christy who is open to her music being used in various ways, as it aligns with her desire to spread positive messages through her music.
Her willingness to allow a political party to use her song for their campaign demonstrates her commitment to spreading her message of hope and faith to a wider audience, regardless of their political leanings.
