Reggae artiste AK Songstress has questioned the President’s decision to open churches and other religious denominations and not businesses.
The President on Sunday May 31st announced the lifting of some of the restrictions imposed in the country to help curb the spread of the coronavirus.
After Akufo Addo announced the changes to the restrictions on public gatherings and other social activities, AK Songstress took to her Twitter page to register her displeasure.
According to her, she can’t understand why some businesses which contribute to the growth of the economy cannot operate while churches and other religious activities are now given the mandate to operate.
AK Songstress posted:
“Opening churches while still closing businesses, which contributes to the growth of the economy can’t think far. African problem.”
She later went on to attack her followers who refused to make sense of her tweet, saying;
“I complained abt churches being opened n businesses shut down n bird seed brains, not deep enough to see beyond “makola” are asking….”which” businesses are shut down? The club owners are still paying rent but not operating. Booked shows cancelled n u say wetin? Mtweeeeeee.”
