Comic actor Kwadwo Nkansah, popularly known as Lilwin, feels that Ghanaian authorities ought to take a cue from John Dramani Mahama’s empathy and advocacy for the arts.
He claims that the leader of the National Democratic Congress has demonstrated throughout time that he is in favor of creatives.
He announced this while revealing that the NDC flagbearer had purchased 200 seats for the film’s premiere, “A Country Called Ghana.
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“It is about time leaders in this country learn from John Mahama’s benevolence, especially towards creatives. His support to us has been immense and I will continue to say it.
This is not politics but a social call that leaders in the country need to learn,” he said.
Lilwin disclosed John Dramani Mahama’s assistance to his school following the breakdown of their school bus.
He also revealed that 200 seats were purchased by John Dramani Mahama for anybody who would be interested in seeing the premiere of his film.
SOURCE: Dklassgh.Com