Veteran Ghanaian highlife musician Dada KD has announced his decision to step away from politics and governance discussions, citing a loss of enthusiasm and interest. Speaking candidly on Accra FM’s Mid-Morning Show, the singer revealed he’s reached a point in life where he prefers peace of mind over political discourse.
“I’m Just Doing What I Can” – Dada KD Reflects
In the interview, Dada KD made it clear that the emotional and mental energy once used to talk about national matters has faded.
“The strength to talk about these things is gone,” he admitted. “I’m just doing what I can, and when my time comes, I’ll go peacefully. If I dwell too much on political issues, I might end up drinking myself into trouble.”
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This heartfelt revelation marks a turning point for an artist who, over the years, has been vocal about national governance and societal issues.
“Why? Am I His Child?” – Dada KD Responds to Listener Joke About Akufo-Addo
During the show, a listener humorously suggested that former President Nana Akufo-Addo should have bought Dada KD a car. His quick-witted response?
“Why? Am I his child?”
His remark, though playful, subtly highlights his detachment from political favors or expectations.
Clarifies NPP Allegiances: “We’ve Remained Loyal”
Though often linked to the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Dada KD clarified that he has never been a registered member, nor has he received any form of support or benefit from the party.
“I’ve never received anything from the party,” he said. “But no matter the situation, we’ve remained loyal.”
His comments suggest that his past political comments stemmed from personal beliefs rather than partisan affiliations.
On John Mahama’s Future Leadership: “Let’s Watch and See”
When asked about his thoughts on former President John Dramani Mahama and what to expect if he returns to office, Dada KD chose a diplomatic path:
“Let’s just watch and see what they’ll do.”
The response reflects his new stance—no predictions, no debates, just observation.
Dada KD’s New Chapter: Focusing on Music, Not Politics
As he distances himself from political engagement, Dada KD seems to be turning his focus fully back to his first love—music. Known for timeless highlife classics like Somu Gye and Fatia Fata Nkrumah, the celebrated artist’s decision is a reminder that peace of mind sometimes means choosing silence over commentary.