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Singer Mzbel's seven-year-old son has been awarded the ‘Most Outspoken Celebrity Kid’ at the just-ended Youth Empowerment Award.
Nana Kwame Adepa grabbed the award alongside his mother who was honoured with a plaque for her growth in the music industry.
Accepting his award, the young kid thanked the organisers for the recognition and award.
"Thank you for nominating me. Thank you for giving me this award," he said.
Mzbel took to her Instagram to share a video of her son taking his award.
"My lil baby @nanakwame_adepa won Most Outspoken Celebrity Kid at the @youthempowermentawards last night," she captioned her post.
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