“I DON'T USE DRUGS, I HAVE NEVER SEEN DRUGS BEFORE” - KWABENA KWABENA

It has become a widespread belief that most entertainers in the music industry are hooked on drugs to help boost their performance onstage. It’s also alleged that, talented Hip-life artiste, Okomfo Kwadee “madness” is due to the use of drugs.

This has sparked the argument about celebrities and narcotic use. However, popular Hi-life musician, George Kwabena Adu also known as Kwabena Kwabena who has been accused of using drugs has strongly refuted claims that he uses drugs to enhance his work as a musician.

According to him “this is a typical way Ghanaians behave. So I will take it to be one of those Ghanaian behaviours’’.

Kwabena Kwabena who was pictured alongside Rapper Asem in a South African club puffing smoke with a stick of cigarette between his fingers while shooting a TV commercial for Glo some months ago, has denied ever seeing any form of drugs.

“…As a matter of fact I have never seen drug before and I cannot even identify one and I don’t even want to know how it looks like’’ he told YFM’s Jay Foley in an interview.

The Hi-life singer who recently released the video of his much talked about “Adult Music” hit single featuring Ghana’s acclaimed dancehall King, Emmanuel Samini aka Samini has been criticized of fondling in his video knowing very well that he is a responsible married man. 

 Asked by Jay Foley if he is worried about that, he smiley said “Adult music is a video and this is art. If you understand the art and concept, you would realize that I just want to paint a concept”
Commenting on how Ghana’s music industry can be developed and promoted to its highest level, soft spoken Kwabena Kwabena advised various stakeholders in the industry to emulate the examples of neighbouring Nigerian.

“There is something going on in this country that I feel we all need to look at it from different angles and start to think. The Nigerians have been able to do it. All they have been able to do is try to keep their own and make their own look so huge in our sight” he lamented
He further questioned why in Ghana “…when God favours or blesses you and you acquire a vehicle, trouble always finds a way to catch up with you” He however thanked his fans and Ghanaians for patronizing and supporting whatever he does and promised to always be “on point” so as not to disappoint them.