You Are Living Your Name - Sonnie Badu To Cheddar on his Political Ambitions

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After Nana Kwame Bediako, also known as Cheddar, officially revealed himself as the driving force behind The New Force political movement, popular musician Sonnie Badu made an intriguing comment. 

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He congratulated Cheddar for his bold decision to embark on a political agenda aimed at alleviating the hardships faced by Ghanaians. In a seemingly sarcastic tone, Sonnie Badu expressed his desire to be appointed as the Minister for Youth and Sports if he were to succeed in a future presidential bid.

In a lighthearted manner, Sonnie Badu also suggested potential roles for artists such as Shatta Wale, Sarkodie, and Kwaw Kesse in his hypothetical future government, although he clarified that it was all in jest. "Cedar, Asem ben nie? BEDIAKO, you are literally living your name... well, I want minister of youth and sports so I can travel with the Black stars... and please, give ministers of entertainment to... Nii Amah, Livingston and Obidi... Then give Agriculture to Kwaw Kese, I will help him find all fertile grounds to plant intampi... just kidding... But on a serious note, Congratulations my brother, it’s a bold step," he wrote on his Instagram page.

Cheddar's revelation as the driving force behind The New Force political movement came after the cancellation of the convention programme scheduled to take place at Independence Square due to unforeseen circumstances. The announcement sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some expressing doubts about his ability to lead the country.

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