Ghanaian artiste Amerado has made it clear that he is not aligning himself with any political party for campaign purposes.
In an interview on AKOMA FM in Kumasi, Amerado emphasized his decision to steer clear of endorsing any political party, citing the potential risks involved.
“I have not had any political thoughts about affiliating with any political party yet, but as an artiste under a record label, my label has had no engagements with any political party as far as I am concerned,” Amerado stated during the interview with host Tony Best on March 9.
Amerado reiterated that his main focus is on his upcoming releases and advancing his career, rather than seeking temporary attention that may not benefit him in the long run.
However, he expressed gratitude for his song “Kweku Ananse” being chosen as the official entrance music for President Akufo-Addo at the 67th Independence Anniversary celebration in Koforidua on March 6.
“I’m very grateful to the organizers of the Independence anniversary; this is a massive show of love to me, and I’m highly indebted,” Amerado expressed.
“There are a lot of songs making great waves in Ghanaian music, but for my song to be played at the apex of the nation’s gathering is huge, and I’m humbled. This means I should keep up the good work.”
