Renowned artiste manager and entertainment pundit Bullgod has shared his thoughts on the ongoing concerns about the well-being of Ghanaian music icon Okomfour Kwadee.
In a recent interview, Bullgod expressed that Kwadee is fully aware of his actions and does not require “healing” or intervention. He emphasized that even divine intervention wouldn’t change Kwadee unless the artist himself wanted it.
“Even if God came down to heal Kwadee, it wouldn’t work if he doesn’t want it. Kwadee doesn’t want to be healed. He has chosen his path—being on the streets, freestyling, and neglecting his appearance. It’s his decision to be where he is,” Bullgod stated.
He also noted that Kwadee has family and loved ones who care for him, but the musician may not be aligned with the life they envision for him.
Bullgod went on to describe Kwadee as a “genius,” someone with a unique and special personality. “Even in the past, when interacting with him, you could tell he was different. He could say something that would make you look at things in a new way,” he reflected.
While many have expressed concern over Kwadee’s health and state, Bullgod believes that the artist is simply living life according to his own terms and doesn’t need external help.
“We’re the ones thinking he needs help. For me, I don’t see anything wrong with him. I see him as someone trying to feel free and have fun,” Bullgod explained. “He’s in his own space, and we can’t judge him. He knows exactly what he’s doing.”
Kwadee, celebrated for his groundbreaking contributions to Ghanaian music, has recently been a subject of concern due to videos circulating on social media. In these videos, he appears in a distressed state, performing on the streets, looking frail and unkempt with a visibly protruding ribcage, sparking widespread worry among fans and industry figures.
Story by Obaapa Janee
