According to him, the president should apologize to Ghanaians because the country has been captured
“The president should come and tell us we’re in a big mess. And ‘I’m sorry.’ We made this mess. The mess didn’t come from nowhere, … it was our own pettiness; it drove us this far,” said.
Among other things KSM highlighted some ways the government can ease the burden on Ghanaians.
“The first thing to do is to abolish ex gratia … ex gratia from now on [say] five years are being removed. Let’s reduce the number of people in the Presidency so that people know we are messed up,” said KSM.
KSM in the interview also talked about creative arts education, comedy and more.
According to him, in an effort to impart knowledge of art to the youth, the intention is to establish a school for that purpose.
He added that the school was the main achievement that he had to do as a creative.
“I don’t consider myself retired, but eventually I want to have a school, some institution and introduce some things that I learn or know. [to people]. Let’s teach people. People need to know this,” said.
He believes that creativity is not limited to art-related courses. He says that medicine requires creativity.