Gyimie nkooaa: A-Plus blasts Ashanti Youth groups over Heward-Mills & Otumfuo's matter

Wednesday, June 23, 2021 at 10:33 AM by G. Hamelo

A Plus has slammed members of Ashanti youth groups for their threat to close down churches owned by Dag Heward-Mills
In his estimation, there are more pressing matters that need the attention of the groups
Audio leaked last week of Heward-Mills 'insulting' the Asantehene

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Kwame Asare Obeng, known in showbiz and political circles as A-Plus, has slammed Ashanti Youth groups threatening to close down churches founded by Bishop Dag Heward-Mills for his comments about the Asantehene.

In a video posted on Twitter, A-Plus questioned the stance of the groups when there are a lot of pressing issues facing the people of the Ashanti Region.

Gyimie nkooaa; A-Plus blasts Ashanti Youth groups over Otumfuo Heward-Mills matter. Photo source: Instagram (@kwameaplus)
Source: Instagram

"The roads in your region are terrible, but you won't organize a press conference telling the government to fix it. How about telling the government that Kumasi is the place where gold is mined, but our roads aren't good. That doesn't concern you?" stated Obeng.

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Last week, there was an audio leak of Heward-Mills, the founder of Lighthouse Chapel International, describing Otumfuo Nana Osei Tutu II as a 'useless' king for not leaving any legacy except the celebration of funerals and anniversaries.

He has since apologised, claiming that he made the statements some 20 years ago, and regrets what was said. The youth groups held a press conference after the apology, and A Plus commented on that.

Watch the video below.

In other news, Stonebwoy has expressed his anger at what he calls excuses by the leadership in charge of music organizations in Ghana.

In a tweet less than a day after the first Ghana Music Awards National Music Summit ended, he called out executives of these institutions. He added that he and other artistes are tired of the reasons given for the state of the industry.