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17th January 2024 5:29:43 PM
1 min readBy: Chris Kodo

Ghanaian musician, Okyeame Kwame, has advised electorates to tone down their criticism of government officials and those at the helm of affairs.
Politicians are most often regarded as the most corrupt. Okyeame Kwame does not debunk this assertion but believes there is more that meets the eye.
According to him, the behavior exhibited by politicians is a mirror image of what the voters themselves embody.
"The corruption in Ghana is not outside of me, all of it is inside me. I'm the one looking for boarding for my ward, nephew, I'm the same guy making a quick turn and the police catching me and I am the one saying take this money and let me go. I am the corruption that is inside Ghana and in the same way, I'm the same person that possesses the love to see development," he said.
"Who voted the politicians into power? You and I. We did it. We choose are terrible leaders. We are terrible so the politician is the perfect reflect of the voter. (of course) we should be blamed. Not entirely. We need to blame the politician and hold him accountable but we need to first blame ourselves for our decisions so we don't do that again," he added.
The musician insists that there should be a sense of accountability and responsibility among citizens. He strongly asserts that self-reflection and active participation in the democratic process will bring about positive change.
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