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Lil Wi lobbying Mahama, Bawumia to appoint him as ‘Minister of Festivals’
With barely four days remaining for Ghanaians to vote in the December 7, 2024 general elections, others are also busily lobbying for appointments.
Kwadwo Nkansah alias Lil Win is one of the people currently lobbying to be given a ministerial position in the next Ghanaian government, which will take effect on January 7, 2025.
During a one-on-one interview with Amansan Krakye, Lil Win declared his intentions that though he’s not affiliated with any particular political party, he wants to be appointed as Minister of Festivals.
He remarked “Next year all the festivities in Ghana I’ll be the one to perform there so I want to be appointed as the Minister of Festival in 2025.
“I’m just looking at which government will come next year after winning the December 7 elections so that I’ll get that position,” he said amidst laughter on Property FM.
“Whoever wins the elections being Cheddar, Mahama or Bawumia should kindly do the needful and appoint me as the Minister for Afahye,” he stated.
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