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Ghanaian comedian Derrick Kwabena Bonney popularly known as DKB has taken a swipe at most decorated Ghanaian msuician, Sarkodie following his tweet on the commercial drivers sit-down strike.
The rapper found trouble for himself following his tweets on the commercial drivers sit-down strike, a tweet that did not sit well with many of his fans.
Earlier on, GhArticles.com reported that effective today, the Coalition of Commercial Transport Owners have announced its intention to embark on a nationwide indefinite strike, as part of measures to compel the government to scrap some taxes on fuel to enable reduction at the pumps.
According to the Coalition, the government for the past two weeks has failed to heed their calls for some taxes to be scrapped off hence the decision to embark on the sit-down strike.
The group has asked its members to put on red armbands to register their displeasure with the government.
The coalition of private transport operators consists of Ghana Private Road and Transport Union (GPRTU), Association of Tipper Truck Drivers, Harbor Transport Owners, Ghana National Cargo Transport Association, Ghana Committed Drivers Association, Concerned Drivers Association, Digital Drivers, Commercial motorbike riders, popularly referred to as Okada, the Chamber of Petroleum Consumers among others.
Following that, hundreds of workers were left stranded in multiple lorry stations across Ghana over Trotro Drivers sit-down strike against high fuel prices in the country.
The Ghanaian rapper took to Twitter to plead on behalf of Ghanaians who have been affected by the sit-down strike by the commercial drivers.
Sarkodie called on the government to be productive to help make things a little lighter for the citizens.
According to the multiple award-winning rapper, Ghanaians are going through difficult times and all they ask for a good environment for them to hustle.
His tweet has garnered mixed reactions from Twitter users as some are calling him hypocrites.
According to large number Twitter users, Sarkodie would have drop back to back diss songs for John Mahama if he was the president under this difficult times in Ghana.
But under President Nana Addo’s regime, he’s just tweeting. They accused him of being partial.
“The people are going through it !!! We always do !!! All we ask for the right environment to hustle/ be productive,” he tweeted.
Following that, DKB has taken to Twitter to label the Happy Day hitmaker as a “stomach musician.”
According to DKB nothings bores him more than a person who pretends to be speaking for the well-being of people after endorsing a political party.
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Meanwhile, some Twitter users have pulled out Sarkodie’s tweet in 2013 saying he would visit then President John Mahama following a hike in fuel prices.
I think Kabutey will sleep in Flagstaff House this December. https://t.co/9y9uYDTxMn
— Akosah (@KwameLaker) December 6, 2021
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