Katawere told Vision FM's entertainment show host Kwame Dadzie on Arts and People that even though he thinks no political party can solve all the problems of the people, he believes if Ghanaians choose the right leaders, their problems will reduce.
“As for me, I won't tell you where I stand but when elections are due, you would surely see where I belong. All I want to tell Ghanaians is that they should really think well before choosing people they want to govern them,” he said.The seventy – five year old who started acting in 1974 says being a star gives a
good feeling. “Oh this work has really helped me. At least I don't starve and when I get out there, the way people hail me makes me feel happy and swollen – headed. I don't see anything stopping me from doing movies. Until I die, I am not going to stop,” he told Kwame Dadzie.
Katawere also disclosed in the radio interview that the name Katawere is actually the name of a deity that is very powerful but was quick to add that he is not a litigant as he portrays in most of his movies. “If you thought I was that hard, then you are mistaking. I am very soft, unless you come and taunt me or step on my toes. Other than that Katawere is a very cool and calm person,” he quipped.
He plays the character Agya Afari on TV's Efiewura series and has starred in movies such as Masqueraders, Katawere in America and a host of others.
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