He does not perceive marriage as others do, hence says he will never get married and does not plan on doing that anytime soon.
Dada KD said in an interview that “I see the ring as a mini handcuff and once you wear it, you’re limited on how to live your life.”
He stated that there are some principles he wants to live by alone, and feels the marriage won’t allow him to do certain things in the name of marriage.
“I see marriage as an institution we have been tricked into believing and influenced to follow, specifically counseling organized for the couple before they marry,” he said.
He mentioned he does not see the essence of counseling before marriage.
“I believe you can decide on whom you want to marry by the behavior and character of the person. So if you can’t deal with these two then you should move on,” he said.
He disclosed that a lot of people have died because of being forced into marriage and also by marrying the wrong person which is something he does not want to experience.
“I want to live a peaceful life and enjoy myself to the fullest so I will not get married,” he noted.
However, revealed that he has 3 children in Germany, but is not married to the mother of the children and will not do that anytime soon.
He is currently based in Germany but comes home often to promote his music. He is best known for songs such as Fatia fata Nkrumah, and Somu Gye among others.
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The Lands Commission has reacted to the demolishing of structures at Ideal College at Mpehuasem, a suburb in Accra.
It said the exercise is part of a nationwide demolition exercise to halt further encroachment of government lands.
Deputy Executive Secretary of the Lands Commission, Jones Ofori-Boadu, disclosed this in an interview on Asempa FM’s Ekosii Sen program Friday.
This follows the demolishing at Ideal College which turned violent and about 23 students got injured in the process.
Residents are pointing accusing fingers at one Clement Dzato, Managing Director of Messrs Aynok Holdings Limited.
Management of the school together with the police decided to fight for their right and was met with brute force.
Reacting to this, Mr. Ofori-Boadu said the Lands Commission with approval from the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources signed a contract with Mr. Dzato to reclaim the lands for the government.
He indicated that, over the years, he has helped government reclaim lands that have been encroached on by private individuals.