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Chairman Wontumi Is Not Fit To Be The National Chairman Of The NPP, Ghana Needs A Sensible Opposition – Kwesi E Baako

Kwesi E. Baako has questioned the suitability of Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, to continue serving as the party’s National Chairman. Speaking on his show on Ikulcha Radio/TV, Baako argued that the NPP needs what he described as a “sensible and credible opposition voice”,suggesting that the current leadership structure is failing to meet that […]

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It’s A Sense of Entitlement Grounded in Cultural Nonsense – Kwesi E. Baako Condemns Viral Domestic Violence Video, Call For The Man To Be Jailed 

Ghanaian journalist and broadcaster Kwesi E. Baako has slammed a viral video showing a landlord brutally assaulting his wife, calling the act a deeply troubling manifestation of “sense of entitlement grounded in cultural nonsense.” Speaking on his Ikulcha Radio/TV show, Baako argued that the violent outburst should prompt not only social outrage but also legal

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I’m Not Doing the Bidding of Any Political Party, We Only Want Judicial Independence in Ghana — Seth Adu Adjei

Founder of Eagle Eye International, Seth Adu Adjei, has firmly stated that his advocacy work is not influenced by any political party. Speaking during an interview on Ikulcah with Kwesi E. Baako, he emphasized that his interest lies solely in strengthening Ghana’s democratic institutions, especially the judiciary. According to Adu Adjei, ensuring true judicial independence

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Bob Marley Never Won a GRAMMY, But He Remains One of Music’s Greatest Icons – Kwesi E Baako Urges Ghanaian Musicians to Stay Original

Media personality and cultural advocate Kwesi E Baako has shared his thoughts about artistry and authenticity in Ghana’s music industry. Speaking passionately on the show, Baako reminded viewers that Bob Marley, one of the most influential musicians the world has ever known, never won a GRAMMY Award during his lifetime, yet his impact remains unmatched.

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I Don’t Have Too Much Respect For the Grammys – Kwesi E Baako Cautions Ghanaian Musicians Against Losing Originality For Grammy Recognition

Media personality and cultural critic Kwesi E Baako has added his voice to the conversation in the Ghanaian music space expressing his thoughts on the growing obsession with international awards, particularly the Grammys. Speaking on his show on iKulcha TV, Baako stated bluntly,  “I don’t have too much respect for the Grammys,” emphasizing that while global

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