Ghanaian rapper Okomfour Kwadee’s mom has revealed insight into the alarming conditions encompassing her child after recordings of the once-celebrated craftsman looking delicate and sad circulated around the web. The rapper, renowned for his stunning narrating and hiplife hits, has been off the music scene for almost 10 years, apparently because of emotional well-being battles.
In a telephone interview on UTV’s Unified Showbiz, Kwadee’s mom uncovered her profound worries, expressing,
We have recorded a grievance with the police however are yet to get any outcome about his whereabouts. I haven’t seen my child for around five days now.
Her comments follow journalist Ohemaa Woyeje’s assertion that the rapper’s mother harbours reservations about his return to the music industry. Woyeje explained,
Once Kwadee becomes stable, his mother feels he will go back to music. She doesn’t want her son to do music.
Kwadee, born Jerry Anaba, shot to fame in the early 2000s with iconic tracks such as Abrantie, Ofie Nipa, and Ataa Adwoa. His gripping storytelling style and unique voice earned him legendary status in Ghana’s hiplife scene. Unfortunately, his career was tragically cut short by persistent mental health issues and alleged substance abuse.
Over the years, several high-profile individuals, including music producer Abraham Ohene Djan and former rapper-turned-evangelist Lord Kenya, have sought to help Kwadee access professional care. However, reports suggest these efforts were met with resistance from his family, hindering progress.
The recent videos have reignited public concern, with many calling for immediate intervention to prevent further decline. Musiciane, among others, has urged the Ghanaian music community to rally around Kwadee and offer the support he so desperately needs.
Kwadee’s situation remains a sobering reminder of the importance of mental health awareness and the collective responsibility to support vulnerable members of society, especially those who have brought joy and inspiration to many.
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