Reggae Musician and Radio Personality Blakk Rasta has voiced his opinion on business mogul and aspiring presidential candidate Nana Kwame Bediako, popularly known as Cheddar.

Rasta described Cheddar as a mere 'Kubolor Boy' who, despite newfound wealth, displays poor English-speaking skills and flaunts his riches.

The criticism arose after Cheddar threatened to acquire Blakk Rasta's media outfit and demote him for expressing disapproval of Cheddar's decision to rear tigers.

Blakk Rasta, an animal activist, strongly maintained that forcibly domesticating wild animals, such as removing their claws and teeth, amounts to animal cruelty and is unacceptable.

The clash of opinions has brought attention to the ethical concerns surrounding Cheddar's choice to keep tigers.

“The President is nothing to us let alone such a ‘Kubolor Boy’ who just got money that cannot even construct proper sentences…I am shocked. This guy wants to be President. Are you mad? You have brought tigers, declawed them and removed their teeth, I said it was wrong. Come on the debating table with me, you tell me it’s legal. Ghana allows it so it’s ok. Yeah, Ghana allows it but it’s not everything Ghana allows that is ok. I am an animal activist. Brother says he doesn’t understand,” he hit back at Cheddar.

Cheddar heads the New Force, a political movement with the goal of securing political authority and bringing about transformative changes in the country.