‘If things are tough abroad, come home’ – Medikal to Ghanaians in diaspora
Rapper Medikal has urged Ghanaians living abroad who are finding life difficult to consider returning home, as he reminded that they can still build successful lives in Ghana. In a social media post, the musician encouraged those who have spent a long time overseas to return, using the recent homecoming of his brother, Tee Flow, […]
Ghanaian rapper Medikal has urged his fellow countrymen living abroad to consider returning home, despite facing challenges overseas. In a recent social media post, Medikal reminded his diaspora brothers and sisters that they can build successful lives in Ghana, using his brother Tee Flow's recent return as an example. The musician launched the #Brafie program to encourage Ghanaians in the diaspora to come back to their home country.
Medikal also challenged the notion that success can only be found abroad, stating that people can thrive and achieve their ambitions in Ghana. The rapper's appeal is directed towards Ghanaians struggling with financial difficulties, demanding working conditions, or other hardships while living overseas. Medikal's message comes in the wake of the tragic death of 15-year-old Ghanaian national Javits Badu Nkansah Frimpong in a shooting incident in New York, drawing attention to the safety and wellbeing of young people living abroad.
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