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Ghanaian Afro-dancehall star Stonebwoy has claimed that his 2024 hit single Jejereje played a role in the National Democratic Congress (NDC) securing victory in the December general elections.
Speaking at the launch of Ghana’s fundraising campaign for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the award-winning artiste suggested that his musical contribution had a meaningful impact during the election period.
He remarked, before briefly singing a portion of the track;
When we speak about contributions, I believe mine was quite significant in helping the NDC win power; I say this because people have heard the song
Stonebwoy explained that the song was released at a critical moment, noting that it was intended to ease tensions during a highly charged political atmosphere. He also referenced the NDC’s “reset” agenda, stating that the theme influenced his decision.
He said;
I created the song because I genuinely believe in a reset. In my view, I ensured it was released at a time when the system needed some calm, as tensions were high, and that was my way of contributing
He further disclosed that the production process was both swift and costly, drawing a parallel with another of the party’s flagship ideas.
He added;
The song was carefully put together in under 24 hours by myself and a capable team of producers, and it cost approximately $20,000
His comments have since sparked conversation about the intersection of music and politics, particularly the influence of popular culture during election periods in Ghana.
So Stonebwoy now claims his pre-2024 election jam 'Jejereje' was secretly coded for Mahama & the NDC to win power? 😂 We've heard you loud and clear, boss. Thanks for the 'contribution.'
— Harrydarling💖 (@AcheampongHarry) March 21, 2026
The sun will rise tomorrow regardless. Vhim! pic.twitter.com/CRLG1BnLhR
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