King Paluta Confirms Making Money In Bawumia's Presidential Campaign: "E Really Pain Boys"
- King Paluta has opened up about how friends and industry players felt about him cashing out Dr Mahamudu Bawumia's presidential campaign
- The Apicki hitmaker noted that many people whom he termed as boys were hurt by his affiliation with the former Vice President and the NPP
- His statements on X sparked a conversation, with many speaking about the move being strategic and others blasting the artist in the comments
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Ghanaian musician King Paluta has opened up about cashing out big during former Vice President Dr Mahamudu Bawumia's presidential campaign for the 2024 December elections.

Source: Instagram
King Paluta speaks about the Bawumia campaign
King Paluta took to his X account to emphasise that he made a lot of money while joining the campaign train of the former Vice President.
The Aseda crooner was seen mounting the stage at Dr Bawumia and the New Patriotic Party (NPP)'s rallies and entertaining party faithful.
He noted that based on his staunch affiliation to Dr Bawumia and the NPP, and making a lot of money based on that strategic move, many people whom he termed as boys were hurt.
"The money I took from Baweezy deɛ, e really pain boys 🤣🤣🤣"
Reactions to King Paluta's statement about veep
Many people in the comments section noted that they were not bothered about King Paluta making money during Dr Bawumia's presidential campaign for the 2024 December elections.
However, some netizens noted that they would drop him if he were to release a song the next day, as they expressed their anger towards him.
Below are the opinions of social media users to the post on X about King Paluta speaking about people being pained about the fact that he cashed out big from Dr Bawumia:
@GhanaYesu_ said:
"Nobody cares about the money you took from someone, but what boys are saying is that, don’t expect them to do Yakubu for you while you’re enjoying your music money. And don’t be mad because someone paid them to promote him and they’re doing. This is common sense Atonsu Tyga."

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@fawogyimiiko_ said:
"No do like this and drop song morrow cos we won’t stream 👍"
@Stead_fast7 said:
"Eno pain anybody, personally I Dey support you, but you should know nothing comes easy. You also need to give something. Hard work alone is not enough."
@kofiadofo_699 said:
"Same way e pain you say dem Dey promote the right person for the AOTY 🤣🤣🤣"
Images of King Paluta performing at Dr Bawumia's rally in 2024 are below:

Source: TikTok
King Paluta performs at Bawumia’s rally
YEN.com.gh reported that the musician stirred conversation with his performance of Makoma at former vice president Dr Mahamudu Bawumia’s presidential campaign rally in 2024.
King Paluta’s peculiar walk on stage caught the attention of many as he danced alongside New Patriotic Party officials, including the Ashanti Region NPP's Chairman Wontumi.
His energetic display at the event electrified the crowd, leading to speculation that he had been well compensated for his performance, as the Ghanaian superstar later confirmed.
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Geraldine Amoah (Entertainment editor) Geraldine Amoah is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. She pursued Business Administration at Ashesi University and graduated in 2020. She has over 3 years of experience in journalism. Geraldine's professional career in journalism started at Myjoyonline at Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. She has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced digital reporting and fighting misinformation.

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