Speaking on Okay FM, he said the song isn’t targetted at any particular person but ever since it was released, people have been using the image of John Mahama at the background when creating social media memes.
Hence, the political party thought the song was targetted to degrade the NDC party, which is not the case so he has been sued.
“When I released this song, people were reading meanings into it. I never mentioned anybody’s name in the song. We are all looking for the ‘Papa No’ and we all don’t have any clue of him.
All over social media, people were attaching some images to my song. Pictures of some high profile personalities like that of the former president Mahama who has nothing to do with the song was used.
It’s not fair that I haven’t mentioned anybody’s name and yet I’ve been dragged to court. I know nothing about this and for that matter my management is releasing a press statement to that effect,” he told Okayfm’s Halifax.
The ‘Ghana Money’ hit maker also seized the opportunity to warn the public to desist from linking his song with any personality or image.
“Those of you adding pictures to the song pls stop it. Don’t tag my song with any personality. I don’t know who the Papa No is I only stated what he does.”
