Ghanaian Musician, Wanluv da Kubolor has stated that Ghanaian movie producer, Socrate Sarfo is not deemed fit to be appointed the Deputy Minister for Tourism, Creative Arts and Culture because of the negative effects of his movies on Ghanaians, especially children.
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According to Wanluv, he doesn’t support the idea of Socrate Sarfo holding a ministerial position because he has not impacted the country positively.
“He produces movies full of obscene scenes that are shown on television, which in the end influence our children negatively," Wanluv said.
Speaking to Accra FM, Wanluv da Kubolor said:
"He doesn’t make good impression as far I am concerned, therefore, I cannot support him to be the [Deputy] Minister of Creative Arts.”
"I know a lot of people who can perform that role better than he would. People like Gyedu-Blay Ambolley and Panji Anoff are better alternatives, he stressed his point.
President Akufo-Addo nominated Catherine Ablema Afeku as the minister for Tourism and Creative Arts.
However, the race for who becomes her deputy has become a matter of public debate.
The likes of Socrate Sarfo and Kojo Antwi have all been mentioned as possible names to be considered for the position.
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Socrate Sarfo declared support and campaigned for the New Patriotic Party and Mr. Akufo-Addo in the 2012 and 2016 polls and the portfolio is seen by many as a reward for his efforts towards the party’s success at winning back power.
But the Konkonsa hit maker said was corrupting the morals of impressionable Ghanaian children, making him unsuitable for the position.
Mr. Sarfo has produced X-rated movies, including Hot Fork, Sons Of Satan, Adults Only and many more.