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The youth of Ghana fool pass the old people - A-Plus

Social commentator and controversial musician Kwame Obeng Asare known popularly known as Kwame A-Plus has descended heavily on the youth in the country.

Kwame A Plus

He said the "youth of Ghana fool pass the old people".

His comments come after a group calling itself the Asante Professionals Club expressed disgust at an alleged criticism by the overseer of Lighthouse Chapel, Bishop Dag Heward-Mills of the Asantehene, Otumfuo Osei Tutu II.

According to the group, the alleged questioning of Otumfuo's developmental success by Bishop Heyward-Mills was preposterous.

The group maintained that since Otumfuo's enthronement he has been an agent of peace and development in Asanteman and beyond.

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"In particular, under Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, over 600,000 students have benefitted from full scholarships and financial support through the Otumfuo Education Fund.

"Additionally, close to one (1) million desks and another one (1) million school materials have been distributed to students across the country," the group said.

The youth, however, called on "Bishop Dag-Mills to seek wise counsel within 48 hours. Otherwise, none of his churches in the Asanteman enclave will be allowed to operate. Also, we are warning all and sundry who hide behind religion and politics to push this evil agenda against Asanteman and his royal majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu."

Bishop Dag Heward-Mills has, however, apologized by explaining that the offensive sermon was preached 20 years ago.

"I am deeply saddened that a message I shared at a conference, nearly 20 years ago, has been taken out of its context and circulated by persons who have previously declared that they will maliciously cause our churches in Kumasi to be closed down," he said.

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But Kwame A Plus in a Facebook video post slammed the youth groups calling on Bishop Dag Heward-Mills to apologise.

He said "There are bad roads in Kumasi but you've never demonstrated against it. Manhyia Hospital was in a bad state and people couldn't believe but you can't protest against the government for not fixing it after years of voting for the NPP.

"Sir John's town had no pipe-borne water and he had to call me to get them one. Can't you start your own fix Kumasi campaign? Galamsey is destroying lands in Ashanti Region, can't the youth come together and stand against the galamsey. You are foolish. I’m not afraid of anyone and I know your faces."

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