Ghanaian media personality and musician, Blakk Rasta, has expressed concern about the potential impact of Nana Kwame Bediako (Cheddar), the founder of the New Force, if elected president.

During an interview with Onua TV, Blakk Rasta highlighted Cheddar's disregard for education as a worrying factor.

He emphasized that Cheddar often showcases his wealth and diminishes the significance of education, promoting the misconception that material riches hold more value than knowledge.

Blakk Rasta underscored the dangers of Cheddar's attitude, stating that it poses a threat to societal values and ethical principles.

He referenced a recent statement by Cheddar, where he implied that he would have foregone education if he had known he would achieve such wealth at a young age.

Blakk Rasta condemned such remarks, asserting that they undermine the importance of education and contribute to a culture of corruption and moral decline.

"Cheddar, McDan, and Kennedy Agyapong are individuals who oppose education, often conflating wealth with knowledge. They frequently boast about their riches and seek to diminish the value of education by asserting that money holds greater importance.

"Their stance poses a danger to society, as they propagate harmful ideologies. Recently, Cheddar even remarked that he would have foregone schooling had he known he would amass significant wealth at a young age. Such a statement is deeply concerning," he added.

In recent developments, Cheddar has announced his intention to run for the presidency in the upcoming December 7, 2024 elections.

Despite encountering obstacles in registering his political party, he disclosed his alternative plan to run as an independent candidate during an interview on The Point of View aired on Citi TV.

Critiquing the government's economic policies, Mr. Bediako vowed to steer the nation away from ongoing hardships.

He stressed his dedication to transforming the country into a middle-income nation, creating employment prospects for the youth, and encouraging their meaningful participation in governance.

Nana Kwame Bediako is among the anti-educationists in the country, which will be dangerous if he becomes president; he is going to corrupt the youth. - Blakk Rasta#OnuaFM #BiribiGyegyeWo pic.twitter.com/EIZmxr5hMI— Onua FM (@onua951fm) May 12, 2024