Published
5 years agoon
By
Adubianews
Versatile and outspoken Ghanaian Singer/Songwriter, TimTim has in a new song, ‘African Politics’, rebuked African leaders, advising them to sit up or face the wrath of the people.
The musician cum activist noted corruption is getting worse in Africa with the political leadership doing a bad job in tackling the menace ; a situation which has worsened poverty, led to hardships , massive unemployment and ultimately promoted thuggery amongst the youth.
Lyrics of the song, delivered in pidgin English calls for good governance and same time urge the citizenry to put African leaders on their toes to develop the continent.
Delivered in a fierce tone, The song fearlessly addresses a plethora of issues including Corruption, neo-colonialism , bad governance and massive unemployment.
TimTim is of the opinion that sitting on the fence is not an option; he wants the youth to rise up and fight to secure the future of the continent and the unborn generation.
“African youth rise up. No be say we no get foresight. Weytin Africa no get. Oil, gold, diamond and tanzanite. Are we selling Africa overnight ?. 60 billion for bauxite? You want go oyibo for check up, I say Corona you are welcome. And when its time for the election, They dey create too much tension,” parts of the songs states.
Africa leaders open your eyes, Oyibo man be too wise
They are re-colonizing Africa through economic imperialism
Released in June 2021, “African Politics” has so far garnered good reviews across platforms (Online, Radio & Tv)
‘African Politics’ became the unofficial song for the social media campaign , #FixTheCountry, dominating discussions across borders and trending on twitter for weeks un-end .
Born David Oppong Osabutey, Timtim agrees with the widespread opinion that the content needs fixing and is Calling for Good governance, Sustainable Job Opportunities, Quality Education, Healthcare and Massive infrastructural drive to turn-around the fortunes of the continent and inspire hope for the future.
African Politics was produced by Chizzy Bello, under the KM Production label.
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