Musician Gyedu Blay Ambolley, has counselled President Akufo-Addo to trail the footsteps of Ghana’s first president Kwame Nkrumah if only he wishes to leave a legacy.

Speaking on Class FM 91.3, with host Nana Kwesi, the eminent musician disclosed that Nana Akufo Addo must stop promoting tribalism because it won’t bring peace and unity in the country Ghana.

“It’s like it’s a tribe that has captured the power… So, everything is being diverted and given to the people of the same tribe’’.

“Ghana is a people of different cultures, different tribes and everything… [During] Kwame Nkrumah’s time, all the tribes were part and parcel of the ministers and all that – you’ll find an Ewe man in there, a northerner in there, so-and-so in there – but right now, it looks like the thing has been shifted. If you do that, what does it mean?

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The host asked about the specific tribe the musician was speaking about, he said,

 “Akyem side! It’s where the President is from; I mean the Akyem side. Everything is Akyem, everything is Akyem. But Ghana is not only Akyem, so, we need to really sit down because if you’ve been given a mandate of four years and things like that, what is going to happen after the four years or what are you going to leave behind because if look at the age of the President, he doesn’t have so many years in front of him, so, what is he going to leave behind?”

“Is it the accumulation of money or you’re going to leave something behind that the younger ones can remember you [by]? That’s what Kwame Nkrumah did. That’s why today, everywhere you go Kwame Nkrumah is relevant”.