'I have no problem with the change' – Stonebwoy on KIA renaming

Public discussion has intensified following reports that the government is considering renaming Ghana’s Kotoka International Airport to Accra International Airport. Since the Majority in Parliament confirmed the proposal, opinions have poured in from across the country, turning the issue into a subject of nationwide debate.

Joining the conversation is award-winning dancehall artiste Stonebwoy, who has shared a measured and conditional view on the matter. Writing on X on 4 February 2026, the musician said he would not oppose the change outright, provided it delivers clear benefits to the nation.

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“I believe the reasons are clear and politically sound. They appear very nationalistic,” he wrote.

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Stonebwoy stressed that any decision to rename such a significant national landmark should be backed by strong justification. In his view, historical context must also be considered, noting that the airport’s current name may reflect contributions made by the individual it honours.

He explained;

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As discussions continue, Stonebwoy’s comments reflect a broader call for balance, historical awareness, and national interest as Ghanaians weigh the implications of renaming one of the country’s most prominent landmarks.