Ghanaian dancehall musician, Stonebwoy, has been dropped from the Ghana Victory Concert due to pressure from the National Democratic Congress (NDC)’s grassroots.
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In a signed statement by the organizers of the Ghana Victory Concert released on January 3, 2025, they announced that Stonebwoy would no longer be performing at the Ghana Victory Concert.
Stonebwoy Dropped From Ghana Victory Concert
In the statement, the organizers noted that they were responding to the public outcry from the party’s grassroots supporters, who wanted the Up & Runnin6 creator to be dropped.
“The organizers of the Ghana Victory Concert, responding to public sentiment and concerns from the party’s grassroots regarding Stonebwoy’s inclusion, have decided to remove the artist from the concert lineup,” the statement read. The statement apologized to all NDC members and the party’s grassroots for including the Jiggle and Whine hitmaker in the concert’s artist lineup. The organizers of the Ghana Victory Concert further stated that sharing the flier announcing Stonebwoy’s presence at the concert was a lack of discretion.
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They concluded their message by apologizing to Stonebwoy and his team for the unfortunate outcome. “We sincerely apologize to all members of the National Democratic Congress, particularly the grassroots, for what may have appeared to be a lack of discretion on the part of the organizers. We also apologize to Stonebwoy and his team for this unfortunate outcome.”
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Many people on social media noted that if Stonebwoy had been dropped from the artist lineup, the event would not have been for all Ghanaians but for those affiliated with the NDC.
Others also argued that since Stonebwoy did not pledge his allegiance to the NDC, he did not deserve to share the stage with musicians such as Kwen Kwen hitmaker Nacee, Mzbel, and others who had pledged their affiliation to the party.
