Stonebwoy has expressed support for the government’s recent decision to appoint more young individuals, particularly within the creative arts sector. He described the move as a positive and encouraging development for the industry and the nation at large.
The award-winning artiste believes that involving the youth in key positions brings fresh energy, innovative thinking, and a deeper understanding of the modern entertainment landscape. His comments add to the growing support for youth participation in policy and leadership.
Over the years, Ghana’s creative space has struggled with representation at the policy level, making these new appointments a significant shift in approach. Stonebwoy’s remarks reflect optimism about the direction the industry could take with younger voices in leadership.
He pointed out that the creative arts have massive potential to contribute to national development, especially when guided by individuals who understand their evolving dynamics. The inclusion of young professionals could enhance opportunities for artists and industry players alike.
Stonebwoy’s statement is seen as an endorsement of youth empowerment and a call for continued investment in the creative economy through forward-thinking leadership.
