Blakk Rasta describes Cheddar's sea dredging promise as political fraud

In a critique aired on his popular radio show "Urban Blend," Ghanaian radio presenter Blakk Rasta lambasted the Founder and Leader of the New Force political movement Kwame Bediako also known as Cheddar over his ambitious proposal to dredge a sea in Kumasi in the Ashanti Region.

Blakk Rasta, known for his outspoken commentary on social and political issues, describes Cheddar's comments as a "political fraud" and urges listeners not to take him serious.

Cheddar's proposal, which he outlined in a recent statement, envisioned transforming the landlocked city of Kumasi into a maritime hub by dredging a sea to allow ships to dock in the region.

Drawing a comparison to the transformation of Dubai from a desert to a coastal city, Cheddar expressed his vision for similar development in the Ashanti Region.

However, Blakk Rasta wasted no time disagreeing with Cheddar's proposal, questioning its feasibility. He labels the young politician as the "king of lies."

"This guy is a political fraudster. He is a fraud; people should not pay attention to him," Rasta asserted during his radio show.

He further challenged Cheddar's understanding of issues, sarcastically asking, "has he seen a sea on a desert before?"

The heated exchange between Blakk Rasta and Cheddar underscores the growing skepticism surrounding ambitious development projects proposed by politicians in Ghana.

Blakk Rasta's bold condemnation of Cheddar's sea dredging proposal adds fuel to the ongoing discourse surrounding development initiatives in Ghana, highlighting the importance of scrutinising and holding politicians accountable in shaping the country's future.