Sarkodie is refusing to accept ‘Happy Day’ is a campaign song – Kuami Eugene

Reigning VGMAs Artiste of the year, Kuami Eugene is still bitter about the fact that Sarkodie featured him on a campaign song.

Speaking to Dr Pounds on Hitz Fm’s Hitz Gallery show, Eugene said when his management reached out to Sarkodie concerning the latest brouhaha over their ‘Happy Day’ song, the latter refused to acknowledge that it endorsed the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP).

My management took a step and they reached out to Sarkcess Music. He didn’t admit what people are saying is true that he had made a campaign song. He says he is saying what’s on his mind… just that one way it will affect me, he told Dr Pounds.

If I want to endorse a party, it is not something I can play with. It took people years to build their career. If it will benefit me I’ll do it if not no. But I have never said I will not endorse a party because I will need a thorough conversation before it happens, he added.

Kuami Eugene also asked Ghanaians to forgo the thought that Sarkodie isn’t aware of the consequences of his actions prior to the December 7 polls.

There is the need for a consensus. The brand should be protected even if it will help me.

I said that we have few weeks to election and there is a lot that can happen. It can be a campaign song or not … that’s why I am not quick to accuse or attack. I did a feature and it happened like that so I am not going to make demands.

Sarkodie is a senior man. People shouldn’t act like he doesn’t know what he is saying. This is Sarkodie… he knows the consequences and he has his motives. I did the music out of love, Kuami Eugene said.

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Source: Gossips24.com