Some Irrelevant Musicians Endorsed Political Parties To Survive – Keche Andrew Asserts

Following the political endorsements made by some musicians in the country, Keche Andrew has disclosed why they took such a decision.

Andrew Kofi Cudjoe, a member of the Keche group stated in an interview with Amansan Krakye on Kastle FM that some of these musicians who endorsed political parties before the 2020 general elections did that to survive.

According to him, many of them are not active in the music scene—and they saw the endorsement as an opportunity to survive.

“Look at those musicians who openly endorse the political parties, they are not active and relevant in the music industry. Some of them have even stopped doing music so they see it as other means to survive,” he said.

He also revealed that some political parties approached them but they didn’t accept their offer.

Andrew added: “I understand them so I’m not criticizing them but as for Keche we’re not looking at ending our career anytime soon. It’s not that no political party approached us but we refused the proposals.”