LilWin Calls for Appointment as ‘Minister of Festivals’ by the Winner Of This Year’s Election

As the countdown to Ghana’s December 7, 2024 general elections continues, with only four days left before voters head to the polls, many individuals are already making moves to secure positions in the next government. Among those hoping for an appointment is popular Ghanaian actor and musician Kwadwo Nkansah, better known by his stage name LilWin. The entertainer, who has built a strong presence in the entertainment industry, is eyeing a ministerial position in the new government that will take office on January 7, 2025.
In an exclusive interview with Amansan Krakye on Property FM, LilWin candidly expressed his desire to be appointed the Minister of Festivals in the next government. Although he made it clear that he is not affiliated with any political party, LilWin stated that he is eager to contribute to the country’s cultural and festive activities. According to the actor, his goal is to become a key figure in organizing and managing the country’s annual celebrations.
“Next year, I’ll be the one performing at all the major festivities in Ghana. So, I want to be appointed as the Minister of Festivals in 2025,” LilWin declared during the interview. He expressed confidence in his ability to make an impact in this role, given his extensive experience in the entertainment sector and his familiarity with the country’s various cultural celebrations.
LilWin’s candidacy for the Minister of Festivals position appears to be rooted in his passion for the country’s rich cultural heritage and his understanding of the importance of festivals in bringing people together. He views this role as an opportunity to further engage with Ghanaians and elevate the country’s festive celebrations. As someone who has regularly performed at numerous events across the nation, LilWin believes that he is well-suited to represent Ghana’s festivals and ensure their success in the coming years.
While his ambition for a ministerial appointment might seem unconventional, LilWin’s playful yet serious approach has garnered attention, with many listeners intrigued by his bold statement. He jokingly noted that he is patiently waiting to see which political party will emerge victorious in the upcoming elections, as that will determine his chances of being appointed to this coveted position.
“I’m just looking at which government will come into power next year after the December 7 elections so that I can get that position,” LilWin shared, with a smile in his voice. He further added, “Whoever wins the elections—be it Cheddar, Mahama, or Bawumia—should kindly do the needful and appoint me as the Minister for Afahye.” His comments were made in a lighthearted tone, which reflects his easygoing and humorous personality, but the underlying message is clear: he is eager to take on a role that will allow him to contribute to Ghana’s cultural landscape.
LilWin’s comments sparked laughter and amusement during the interview, as he continued to joke about his political ambitions. However, it is clear that his enthusiasm for the role of Minister of Festivals is genuine. He believes that his vast experience in the entertainment industry, coupled with his understanding of what it takes to organize large events, makes him an ideal candidate for the position. Festivals are an important part of Ghanaian life, and LilWin’s passion for them has been evident throughout his career.
In the interview, LilWin also expressed his appreciation for the significance of festivals in Ghanaian society, noting that they serve not only as a source of entertainment but also as a means of preserving and showcasing the country’s diverse cultural traditions. He believes that, as Minister of Festivals, he would have the opportunity to ensure that these traditions are celebrated on a grand scale, while also helping to promote Ghana as a global hub for cultural tourism.
As the elections draw closer, it remains to be seen which political party will form the next government and who will secure the various ministerial positions. Regardless of the outcome, LilWin’s call for the Minister of Festivals position reflects his desire to make a positive contribution to his country. Whether or not he gets the appointment, his bold ambition and passion for Ghanaian culture are sure to leave a lasting impression on those who follow his career.
In the meantime, LilWin continues to entertain and engage his fans, showing that his versatility extends beyond the entertainment industry into matters of national importance. His lighthearted approach to political lobbying only adds to his charm, and it will be interesting to see if his hopes for a ministerial role come to fruition in the next administration.