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Ghanaian gospel musician, Philipa Baafi has disclosed her readiness to accept a political position.
Speaking in a recent interview, the ‘I Go Dance’ singer said she won’t reject any political appointment because she is a gospel musician.
Philipa stressed that as a citizen, she is ready to serve her country and there is no way she would refuse such an appointment.
“I will never say never. Imagine if someone should call on me to serve mankind why won’t I, even though God hasn’t revealed to me yet. But anything that will bring progress and honour to the name of God, that will bring development to Ghana and improve the lives of many people if I’m called I will gladly do it because I’m a citizen of this country.
“Whilst I continue to be a citizen of this country I will accept any tasks assigned to me wholeheartedly. It’s like being in a school and you’ve been chosen to be the class prefect, you have to do it because those who chose you know that you can do it,” she stated.
Philipa Baafi added: “So if I’m called to be given a political appointment I won’t refuse on the basis that I’m a gospel artiste. When we talk about leadership it is not about riding in big vehicles, it is service to mankind and your nation.
“I will gladly do it because at the end of the day God will be praised and people will also say that when I came into this world I fully accomplished the task I was given. It is a good step and when it comes I will do it with all my might”.
After a long break from the music scene, Philipa Baafi has released a new album titled Awurade Fa Yen Sie.
