Afrobeats sensation Dennis Nana Dwamena, widely recognized as KiDi, weighed in on fellow musicians venturing into national politics, emphasizing that it’s ultimately a personal decision.
Expressing a nuanced perspective, he refrained from labeling the choice as inherently positive or negative, acknowledging that each artist pursues what they deem best for themselves and their careers.
In an interview with Citi TV’s Fiifi Annan at the Mix Restaurant in Accra during a Press soiree to debut his newest single, “Danger,” KiDi articulated his viewpoint.
“I feel like everybody and what works for them.If to you it works for you , fine, if it doesn’t fine. I’m not gonna say it’s good or bad. Every man knows what works for him,so if it works for you, fine .”
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