A rising name in Ghanaian politics and promising social commentator has turned his attention to music in addition to his already growing political career.
The National Youth Coordinator of Paa Kwasi Nduom's Progressive People�s Party (PPP), Mr. Divine Nkrumah speaking in an exclusive interview with Peacefmonline.com said he has not stopped politics but he believes music is a universal language so he can take his political career further by communicating his political messages and his thoughts on social and national issues through music.
According to Devine, aside having the talent to sing, music is a great medium to spreading information, share your opinions and give people hope.
His maiden album, �Bo bra pa� (live a good life) is set to be launched today Tuesday, February 18, which also happens to be his birthday and he hopes to transform the lives of many Ghanaians with the five singles.
The young politician with the PPP has indicated that his albums would be free to download from various downloadable sites. He also disclosed that he will release five singles ahead of the album release. The five (5) singles he said are the giant steps to a brighter future which would showcase how versatile he is as a politician.
He further urged Ghanaians to make use of the lyrics of the song which according to him, is to call for a change in the political and social lives of Ghanaians.
Mr. Nkrumah said his passion and talent for the music industry led to the composition the rhythms and was of the opinion that more would follow after the launch as a means of telling Ghanaians never to give up in life but always wait for the best.
�I am not quitting politics for the music industry but I will combine the two all in effort to get my messages across to the Ghanaian�,� Mr. Nkrumah assured.
Listen to "Bo bra pa" by Devine Nkrumah:
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