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    ‘Honorable Waawe’ song wasn’t meant for NDC to troll NPP – Music producer

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    Ghanaian singer and songwriter, De Thompson DDT Ghanaian singer and songwriter, De Thompson DDT

    Ghanaian singer and songwriter, De Thompson DDT, has clarified that his song ‘Honorable Waawe’ was not created for the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to use in trolling the New Patriotic Party (NPP) following the outcome of the December 7, 2024 elections.

    In an interview with Amansan Krakye, the popular sound engineer explained that while the song has been used to mock those who lost in the 2024 polls, it was not composed with any particular political party in mind.

    “I don’t see it as people using my song Honorable Waawe to troll those who lost the 2024 elections. The real message of the song has been lost. What it basically means is that if you lose, it’s because you didn’t perform your duties properly. That’s why you’ve been voted out. So, next time, if you get the opportunity, you must perform well,” he stated.

    He further emphasised that the song was not intended for any specific party.

    “I didn’t create ‘Honorable Waawe’ for any particular political party. In four years, those laughing today might also be crying if they don’t perform their responsibilities. Every four years, the song renews itself,” he added.

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