King Paluta Says Makoma Has Saved Many Marriages Due To His Line 'Ɔdɛfoɔ Adeɛ Yɛnfa Nkyekyɛ'

• A video of Ghanaian musician King Paluta highlighting the impact of his hit song Makoma on marriages has surfaced online
• The musician, in a recent interview with Ghanaian YouTuber Kwadwo Sheldon, claimed his song has saved many marriages
• Many social media users were impressed and expressed their admiration for the renowned musician in the comments section

Ghanaian musician Thomas Adjei Wireko, aka King Paluta, has discussed the impact his trending hit song Makoma has had on relationships.

In an interview with content creator Kwadwo Sheldon, the star musician claimed that advice from his song would benefit many marriages.

According to him, thanks to his global song, many partners - especially females - would have become more conscious of their roles in preserving the dignity of their relationships.

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He indicated that the phrase 'Ɔdɛfoɔ adeɛ yɛnfa nkyekyɛ', which translates to 'You don't give what belongs to a royal out for free', has made women conscious about remaining faithful and not having affairs outside relationships.

Watch the video below:

Netizens express admiration for King Paluta

Many netizens who saw the video were impressed with King Paluta's insight on Makoma and expressed admiration in the comments section.

@nanakay2420 wrote:

"Paluta really talk ein mind, he came prepared for his trolls."

@Miami005 wrote:

"Y’all should acknowledge Sheldon’s intelligence."

@franknkrumah5315 wrote:

"I love King Paluta so much. Seriously I love him for no reason."

@AstonMartin-oc6ny wrote:

"If you love King Paluta hit the like button."

@franciskofiarmooh5188 wrote:

"King Paluta is tooooooo straight forward and "adoncare" and i love it."

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@DanielAppiah-qq5xu wrote:

"The ouchians dier forget ooh."

@dukeadjei2881 wrote:

"I actually laughed throughout this interview he has a great sense of humor ouchians."

@NayaBaah wrote:

"Much love for King Paluta.proud oooouchian!!!!"

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YEN.com.gh also reported on King Paluta responding to criticism of his vocal skills on Makoma by entertainment pundit KOKA.

Kwaku Osei Koranteng Asiedu stoked controversy recently by describing the Ghanaian musician's singing as 'nonsense'.

King Paluta has since responded, commenting on the positive feedback he had received about Makoma from fellow artists.

Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh