Ghanaian musician King Paluta has responded to recent criticisms of his song "Aseda," defending it against claims that it could negatively impact young people.

His remarks follow an incident where a Catholic bishop faced backlash for performing the track during a church service and subsequently apologized.

In an interview with Okay FM, King Paluta expressed his support for the bishop, emphasizing that the controversy surrounding "Aseda" is disheartening.

He clarified that the song is intended to promote positive values, not to harm the youth.

"I want to assure the pastor that we're in this together," King Paluta said. "It's disappointing to see 'Aseda' being criticized this way. The song promotes forgiveness and positive growth, and such values will help children become responsible adults. We all make mistakes, but the core message of 'Aseda' remains constructive."

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