Lil Win Reflects On His Career Setback After A Country Called Ghana: "I'd Have Been A Billionaire"

• Lil Win has opened up about his aspirations for A Country Called Ghana, which were cut short after a tragic crash
• The Ghanaian actor shared his regrets in a recent interview, recounting how the accident had affected his fortunes
• Despite the setback, the renowned Kumawood star said he was ready to usher in the next steps for the major movie

Ghanaian filmmaker Lil Win has shed light on how his life-threatening accident affected his career and his new film A Country Called Ghana.

Last year, the actor crashed his customised Mercedes-Benz while en route to a promotional interview for the film, which was released last year.

The accident led to the death of a three-year-old boy, plunging him into an abyss of legal woes and attracting criticism from Ghanaians.

The negative PR from his accident affected the movie's traction, forcing him to hold off on some premiere events he had planned.

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In a recent interview, Lil Win stated that he had been on his way to becoming a billionaire when the accident occurred.

Speaking to Zionfelix, Lil Win expressed regret and also a belief that the accident was God-sent to teach him certain important life lessons.

"Only the Accra premiere made waves across nations. In Kumasi, we didn't finish. But the movie still got several global awards. Next month, the film will be in cinemas across Nigeria. Imagine if God never sent the accident my way; I would have been a billionaire."

Despite the setback Lil Win emphasised that he did not lose and would have still been the biggest winner even if the movie doesn't sell out in the cinemas.

Lil Win shares next steps

At the moment, Lil Win is in court over the death of his accident victim. The actor was arrested on June 3, 2024 and charged with dangerous driving and negligently causing harm.

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He has been granted a 50,000 bail with two sureties by the Asokroe Mapong District Cout. In his recent interview, Lil Win shared his next plans after canceling his plans for the movie.

"I want the court case to die down so I can restart plans for other cities, including Sunayi, Cape Coast, and Takoradi."

Fans react to Lil Win's claim about fortunes

YEN.com.gh has gathered a few comments from fans in reaction to Lil Win's claim about his fortunes.

Simon De Kinjamastic said:

"❤❤#STONEBWOY and #KOJO Nkansah Lil Win is an Angels 😇 👼 sent to us above from God 👏 he was gifted not only talented. BHIM 💥BHIM💥❤️wezzy #empire All the best ever 💖🗽🥰🤍💜🤍 #ALHAMDULILLAH 🤲🤍."

GOD’S KID MEDIA 🙇🇬🇭 remarked:

"Aww🥹 I wish everyone in the world understands GOD Like him🥺, anything happens for a reason 👍."

God’s Kid Media🇬🇭🇳🇬 added:

"Next part🥺."

Lil Win offers to settle accident victim

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Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that the family of the three-year-old victim of the fatal accident had intensified calls for justice.

According to Gossips24TV, Lil Win offered money and a brand-new car to help replace the one destroyed in the accident.

However, the family of the late young boy did not respond to the claims about Lil Win's offer as the court case continued.

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

Source: YEN.com.gh