NPP’s Alleged Gift to King Paluta: A Mansion and Car in East Legon Sparks Interest
King Paluta has steadily gained international fame and established himself as a major player in the Ghanaian music scene.
Even with his accomplishment, he had a difficult and protracted route to success—he worked as an underground artist for more than 15 years before making a breakthrough.
His most recent hits, “Makoma” and “Aseda,” have thrown him into the public eye and brought him a lot of attention and chances.
King Paluta has experienced a significant change in his life over the last few months. He has been earning a lot more money because he has been playing at important concerts and political rallies.
But because of his connections to the ruling NPP, there have been claims that he received a car and residence in East Legon.
In an interview with Abeiku Santana, King Paluta addressed these rumors and denied accepting such presents from the NPP.
King Paluta explained that his songs are intended for all listeners and are not directly associated with any political party in response to questions about the political content of his music.
His claim that his music appeals to a wide audience and crosses political barriers is supported by this comment.
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