Kuami Eugene Reveals Sarkodie Deceived Him To Feature In His ‘Happy Day’ Nana Addo Endorsement Song

 

Young award-winning musician, Kuami Eugene who is currently being bashed for featuring Sarkodie in his endorsement song for President Akufo-Addo has revealed how he was deceived to feature in the song.

According to Kuami Eugene, he had no idea about Sarkodie’s verse endorsing President Akufo-Addo and that he only got to know during the video shoot of the song.

Kuami Eugene reacting to the viral song revealed;

“Sarkodie only sent me the first verse of his rap which did not contain the endorsement for Nana Addo to aid me to do the chorus. It was only at the video shoot that we got to know of the second verse, we confronted Sark’s management, and they denied. I am uncomfortable, I still don’t know Sarkodie’s motive for the song. It will have an effect on my career, I wasn’t ready to vouch for any political party openly….it will not end here”.

Sarkodie in the “Happy Day” song apologized for bashing the NPP government in the past and showered praises on them for ending “Dumsor” and implementing free senior high school.

Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu reacting to Sarkodie’s claim that the NPP government ended “Dumsor” took to his Facebook page and sort of schooled him on the matter.

He wrote;

“Sarkodie or any other musician whose career is at moribundity can receive any amount of money to endorse a political party. However, the endorsement message should not be punctuated with naked lies or embellish with sickly untruths. It is an incontrovertible fact that His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama solved dumsor. And there is overwhelming evidence to this fact potentiated with data. Data cannot be hobbled with some low bars musical lyrics”.