Stonebwoy Says He’ll Consider Becoming Ashaiman MP on One Condition, Shares in Video

Stonebwoy Says He’ll Consider Becoming Ashaiman MP on One Condition, Shares in Video

  • Dancehall musician Stonebwoy has opened up about the chances of contesting for the Member of Parliament position for Ashaiman
  • During an exclusive interview on Asempa FM, the Gigidba crooner mentioned that he would only take up that role if he could still do music
  • Ghanaians shared their views on Stonebwoy's political ambitions, while others liked his responses in the interview

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Dancehall musician Stonebwoy has expressed his intention to join the political fray at some point and specifically vie for the Ashaiman MP position, but under certain conditions.

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Dancehall musician Stonebwoy opens up on political ambitions, disclosing his intention to vie for the Ashaiman MP position. Image Credit: @stonebwoy
Source: Instagram

Stonebwoy gunning for Ashaiman MP position

During an exclusive interview on Asempa FM, Stonebwoy spoke about music being his main priority.

The dancehall musician, however, sees the two professions — music and politics — as interweavable, and as such, he would gladly make the transition only if he were not restricted from releasing music for commercial purposes.

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"If the Ashaiman people say I can do the job, it is for every four years. I would state my vision and, looking at things, it is Ashaiman I can stand for," he said.

The Overlord hitmaker mentioned that in the event circumstances don't allow him to stand as an MP for Ashaiman, he would opt to represent his mother's hometown, Alakple.

He added that if Alakple does not work out, he would try his father's hometown, Anloga, where he believes he stands quite a good chance of winning the MP elective seat.

"When I win, I will liaise with companies and work on projects such as poultry farms, speak to the chiefs at Ashaiman and acquire land. Talk is cheap but we can do it," he said.

Reactions to Stonebwoy's political ambitions

Many people liked Stonebwoy's answer with regards to his prospects of winning the Ashaiman MP seat and what he would do in the likely event he is given the nod.

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His fans talked about his music and how much they would miss his hit songs if he were to quit music and chase his political ambitions.

Others were not pleased with his political ambitions, as they highlighted struggles in acquiring votes in the parliamentary elections.

The opinions of Ghanaians about Stonebwoy talking about his political ambitions are below:

AFRANE JACOB WILLIAM stated:

"Wisdom is speaking ✌️BHIM!!"

kingspartan7 stated:

"Ashaiman, we dey for u 🔥🔥🔥"

Swedruboy by blood✍️stated:

"Even Ashiaman youth koraa won’t vote for you 😂😂😂😂😂."

Miss Jane stated:

"I'll come and vote for him ❤️."

Ju Bunny stated:

"1Gad is such a lovely soul ❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥."

Ramos GH✈️stated:

"😁😁😁 It will be lovely if Stonebwoy becomes an MP. He will help a lot of people because he has the intelligence to do more"
Stonebwoy and his wife
Stonebwoy steps out with his wife Dr Louisa Satekla. Image Credit: @stonebwoy and @drlouisa_s
Source: Instagram

Stonebwoy alleges NDC events blackout

YEN.com.gh reported that dancehall star Stonebwoy voiced his frustration over being left out of a major government event, claiming favouritism played a role.

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Speaking in an interview, he said he was available to perform but was not invited, despite his contribution to the music scene.

His comments sparked mixed reactions online, with some fans pointing to past political ties while others agreed that all artists deserve fair opportunities.

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Source: YEN.com.gh

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Geraldine Amoah (Entertainment editor) Geraldine Amoah is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. She pursued Business Administration at Ashesi University and graduated in 2020. She has over 3 years of experience in journalism. Geraldine's professional career in journalism started at Myjoyonline at Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. She has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced digital reporting and fighting misinformation.

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