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Rapper and singer Kofi Mole has hinted on his desire to one day lead the country as President. He made this revelation when he appeared on SHOWBIZ NOW, an entertainment talk show on JOY PRIME.
The artiste who appeared on the Friday Celebrity Truth or Dare segment told host, KMJ that apart from music, he would love to be a president someday.
Kofi Mole thinks it will be fun to be a President because aside ruling the country, he will get to also have fun trips to various parts of the world. He relishes the pleasure of having to be called a President, even though it comes with a lot of responsibilities.
“Currently, the President is doing okay, but I would want to simply taste how it is like to be Ghana’s President”.
ShowBiz Now is aired on Joy Prime on week days at 11am. The Celebrity Truth or Dare segment of the show airs on Fridays only.
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