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Wanluv the Kubolor Has Diagnosed Ghana’s Ailment- Says Religion is the Root Cause of Most of our Problems

Wanlov Da Kubolor
Wanlov Da Kubolor

Wanluv the Kubolor had always seemed to me like one of the few Ghanaian artistes whose head was screwed on right; don’t let the exterior fool you. And aside the faux pas on Delay’s show a couple of years back, I feel he’s always distinguished himself with the kind of content he churns out with his partner in crime, Mensah.

And quite recently in an interview with NewsOne, the unconventional artiste espoused some views on what he thinks is the matter with our dear nation Ghana. And in just a few words he managed to diagnose us pretty accurately, and spoke in no uncertain terms in a manner which I feel other celebrities would do well to adopt, maybe they can inspire the change we seem too stubborn to embrace.

Wanluv believes Ghanaians are too fixed on religion, and that instead of trying to solve our problems we obsess on how we can get into the paradise that our next life in heaven promises us. The artiste feels that is a disease, and it is eating at our very heart and soul worse than any conventional ailment ever would.

He told NewsOne “We have a very serious sickness right now in the country. Ghana is currently hard because most of us don’t care about the country, we care about church and how nice heaven will be so we don’t want to fix the problems in Ghana.”

He could not be more right; you would be hard pressed to find a group of people anywhere else in the world who adore religion more than we do as Ghanaians. It’s our daily bread, entrenched in every activity we carry out. And the fact that we sometimes obsess over it to the detriment of other more crucial tasks has long been established.

Wanluv continued in his candid interview, “Most people believe that instead of trying to solve our problems, we should rather pray. We are using prayer to waste time instead of doing the work we have to do to clean Ghana and make Her a better place”

“When I say clean Ghana, I’m not only talking about filth around which is bringing us the diseases like the Cholera that is killing us more than the Ebola. I’m talking about the corruptions in our minds, hearts, the lies we tell to ourselves and believe them whiles we are lying to other people at the same time,”

Truer words have never been spoken, and Wanluv has hit right at the heart of a problem we all too often elect to ignore. We would get a lot done if we concentrate our efforts, and finances, into the right avenue, rather than draining it all on endless and fruitless prayer.

And if those in charge did not all the time have the ‘God card’ to hide behind, they might feel tempted to get a lot more done than they currently do.

I feel like he deserves a medal or something for saying what is so obvious yet most other people in his position choose to ignore like the plague



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10 thoughts on “Wanluv the Kubolor Has Diagnosed Ghana’s Ailment- Says Religion is the Root Cause of Most of our Problems”

  1. Well said! Religious people should stand up and wage war, war on things such as poverty and ignorance just as the bible commands them to. After all that they can go back to church and have something to shout for!

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  2. A man who delights in exposing & painting his penis for the general public to see is not in the right frame of mind to diagnose any ailment. He must start by looking in the mirror.

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  3. Oh, my God, how i Love USA! I’m in Love with u America?!!!

    We are the land of the free because of the Brave!

    A hero is not the man who has his name at the back of his jersey

    But the man who has his country flag at the arm of his uniform.

    R.I.P to all gallant American Soldiers who lost their lives at war

    So we can live free! Respect!

    USA, STAND UP! #IN GOD WE TRUST!

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  4. once this book is out december, It shd be in Ghana like Jan. My bosses will make all the necessary contact in Gh. The table has turned. Life is about to get real. #ComeAndSeeWhatJesusChristHasDone! + #CrimeStoppers!

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  5. I’m even in tears. Someone sent me a picture of the baby and asked me to abort the decision…I even feel sad for the wicked…i just made a call n let them kno that’s what i want.. mind u,I didn’t do this for u. I did it for the baby and the fact that , that someone is a very good friend tho u don’t even like her too. #PraiseBeTheLionOfJudah!

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