Otolorin Kehinde Peter

Akwaboah calls for censorship of explicit songs on airwaves

Singer-songwriter Akwaboah has called for stricter regulations on the kind of songs that make it to the public airwaves. According to him, the increasing promotion of themes such as drugs, indiscriminate sex, and the obsession with money is having a negative impact on society. Speaking on the issue in an interview on Accra FM, Akwaboah reminded listeners that music is a powerful tool that influences people’s lives, making it crucial for artists to be mindful of the messages they put out. While he acknowledges that musicians have the freedom to express themselves, he believes there should be boundaries to prevent explicit content from taking over mainstream media.