“Let us know what’s ailing Kwadee” - Kwesi Ernest

Music producer pleads with Kwadee’s family to reveal the details of his ailment so the public can rally round to help.

“Let us know what’s ailing Kwadee” - Kwesi Ernest
Kwesi Ernest

Managing Director of Media Excel Production, Kwesi Ernest, has sent out a plea to the family of Ghanaian musician, Kwadee, to reveal the details of his "sickness" so industry players can gather to help him.

The music producer blamed the lack of information as the major factor that has hindered help from getting to the musician from the key individuals in the Ghanaian entertainment industry.

A viral picture of Kwadee surfaced on the internet, with the musician looking extremely sickly in the photo. Fans were quick to point fingers at the industry players due to their history of neglect, asking them to offer timely help to their artiste before it became too late like most of the other cases.

Kwesi Ernest has now questioned their logic, he asked how the individuals in the industry were supposed to rally and help Kwadee when there has been no medical report of any disease diagnosed on him.

 

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He defended his colleagues by saying that the fans could only point fingers if there had been a disease diagnosed and the industry still refused to help. He further explained that it would be easier for him and his colleagues to gather financial support if there were a report showing the ailment and the amount of money that would be needed to treat it.

The producer earnestly appealed to the family of Kwadee to make such information, if it exists, available to the public as soon as possible, so efficient steps can be taken to remedy the situation.

After the viral picture of Ghanaian hiplife musician, Jerry Anaba, popularly known as Okomfo Kwadee hit the Internet a couple of days ago the Ghanaian media began speculating that he was suffering from a severe mental illness.

Some fans claimed that the illness has landed him in a rehabilitation center a number of times.