Stonebwoy Removed from NDC Victory Party

by Abigail Agbottah
Stonebwoy Removed from NDC Victory Party

The Ghanaian dancehall superstar Stonebwoy found himself at the center of a social media storm. Just days before the National Democratic Congress (NDC) Victory Party on January 5, 2025, organizers announced his removal from the event’s lineup following intense backlash from the party’s grassroots supporters. The incident sparked widespread debate, demonstrating the power of public sentiment in shaping political and cultural decisions.

The Backlash

Following this, the controversy began when news broke that Stonebwoy was set to perform at the NDC’s celebratory concert, an event marking the party’s electoral victory. While the announcement was met with excitement by some, a significant portion of the NDC’s grassroots supporters took to social media to express their dissatisfaction. Many argued that Stonebwoy’s perceived lack of alignment with the party’s ideologies or his past affiliations made him an unsuitable choice for the event.

Using hashtags such as #DropStonebwoy, supporters flooded platforms like X and Facebook with posts demanding his removal.

@mista_opare Let me remind my NDC big men that the same Stonebwoy they’re paying to come perform at our concert composed a victory song for Nana Addo in 2020, a stolen victory for Addo which our flagbearer rightly contested at the Supreme Court!!!! #DropStoneBwoy or we boycott the concert

 @sayhameed What’s the wisdom in billing Stonebwoy for an NDC show when there are many young artists who stack with us during our difficult times while Stonebwoy was rolling with those with power and money? Should we expect Paul Adom Otchere and Nana Aba Anamoah moderating our events soon?

@MrDDMartins  NDC,better go for this artist before you’ll be considered ungrateful. The NDC leadership should know that it’s grassroots are not like the NPP foolsoldiers where they follow & support foolishly. #DropStonebwoy

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