*Blakk Rasta Faces Threats After Electrifying Performance at Nkrumah Fest*
Renowned Ghanaian reggae artist and political commentator Blakk Rasta has revealed chilling details of threatening calls he received following his explosive performance at the recent Nkrumah Fest. In an exclusive interview with Accra-based 3FM, Blakk Rasta shared the unsettling aftermath of his viral appearance.
*A Spontaneous Performance Turns Controversial*
Initially invited to deliver a speech, Blakk Rasta was swept up by the enthusiastic crowd’s energy and persuaded to perform. His impromptu setlist included “Kwame Nkrumah,” “Barack Obama,” and the provocative “Thief President.” The latter song sparked intense controversy, with clips from his performance spreading like wildfire across social media.
*Clarification and Backlash*
Despite Blakk Rasta’s assertions that “Thief President” wasn’t targeted at any specific individual, hostility and anger greeted his performance. “I got a couple of calls from private numbers, threatening my life,” he recounted. One ominous caller menacingly stated, “I’m coming after you.” Blakk Rasta’s bravado response, “Oh, bro, where do you want us to meet?” was met with laughter, but the gravity of the situation remained.
*A Call to Accountability*
Reflecting on the experience, Blakk Rasta emphasized the importance of accountability and urged leaders to avoid corruption and serve the interests of the people who voted them into power.
