Award-winning Ghanaian Hiplife artiste Emmanuel Kofi Botwe known popularly as Kwaw Kese has passionately advocated for official government recognition on his 20th anniversary in the music industry.
The ‘Awoyo Sofo’ hitmaker believes that his substantial contributions to the Ghanaian music scene warrant acknowledgment at the national level.
With a career spanning two decades, Kwaw Kese emphasised that he has not only entertained but also played a pivotal role in shaping the country’s musical landscape.
Known for his lyrical prowess and unique sound, the artist has consistently delivered hit songs that resonate with diverse audiences.
Beyond his musical achievements, Kwaw Kese has been a vocal advocate for the rights and welfare of musicians, addressing critical issues within the industry.
During the interview, he expressed his desire for official recognition, asserting, “I have been in the industry for 20 years, and it has been a back-to-back something. I believe I deserve to be honoured nationally by the government.”
The artist reflected on the evolution of the music industry since his entry, noting the transformative impact he had on the scene.
Despite feeling that he hasn’t received enough acknowledgement for his contributions, Kwaw Kese takes pride in his achievements, asserting, “For ‘flowers,’ I haven’t received enough, but to myself, I’m proud of myself.”
As Kwaw Kese celebrates his 20th year in the industry, the artist remains hopeful that his plea for government recognition will be heard.
Fans and industry stakeholders are now watching to see if the government will officially honour the Hiplife icon for his lasting impact on Ghanaian music.
Your article helped me a lot, is there any more related content? Thanks!