They hold no political office. They have no manifesto. Yet at almost every major political event in Ghana, they are present, often louder than the crowd, closer to the stage, and fiercely committed to their chosen cause.
In political science, they may be described as sycophants, while in Ghana’s political tradition, they are often referred to as praise singers.
Critics argue that beyond loyalty, some also use their visibility and political connections to pursue personal interests.
Appiah Stadium has become a familiar face at NDC events, while Kwame NPP represents the other side of the political divide. During the NPP presidential primaries, Dr. Bryan Acheampong observed that Kwame NPP hyped all the candidates, adding that following his praise singing could leave one paying more than necessary.
In Ghana’s political theatre, they have become impossible to ignore.
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