Appiah Stadium: Video Showing Cars Owned by Controversial Political Commentator Trends
- A viral video showcasing Appiah Stadium’s mansion and fleet of luxury cars has sparked amazement on social media
- The clip showed the political commentator dancing with his daughters before school and panned away to show his cars
- Previously a staunch NPP loyalist, Appiah Stadium has reinvented himself as a comedic supporter of President John Mahama
Appiah Stadium has stirred social media excitement after a video showing the sheer number of luxurious cars parked at his mansion surfaced.
Source: TikTok
The jovial political commentator, born Frank Kwaku Appiah, shared a social media video showing him at his home with his two daughters and his niece.
In the video, Appiah Stadium was seen dancing as the children prepared to go to school.
As the camera panned across his home, numerous high-end and powerful cars parked in the former serial caller's mansion were visible.
The sheer number of cars generated amazement on social media as people wondered how he amassed such wealth.
All about Appiah Stadium
Appiah Stadium started his career as a serial caller, a political activist who called into radio stations to defend the actions of their party.
He was a staunch New Patriotic Party (NPP) supporter and passionately represented the party in his position.
Over the years, Appiah Stadium has morphed into a supporter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), especially of President John Dramani Mahama.
He has taken to calling himself 'Mahama’s son' and often appears at functions to hype and joke around with the President and other prominent dignitaries.
The political commentator has also shifted from serial calling and, in recent years, has become more associated with creating viral comic moments at political events.
Nevertheless, many have praised him for his ability to meet and engage with prominent Ghanaians from all political, ethnic, and religious backgrounds.
The Instagram video showing Appiah Stadium’s cars is below.
Source: YEN.com.gh
