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Akan is the weakest language when it comes to music - Mark Okraku Mantey argues

Wed, 8 Mar 2023 Source: Ghana Trends

Veteran Ghanaian music producer who is the current deputy Minister for Tourism, Culture and Creative Arts, Mark Okraku Mantey has firmly argued that Akan is the weakest language when it comes to music making.

As opined by Mark Okaraku Mantey, the Akan language lacks rhythmic and tonal elements which make music more appealing

Mantey explained that the Akans have mastered the art of promoting their language such that it appears as though they are the only tribe that could produce the best music.

“The Akan language is the weakest

The Akan language is the weakest when it comes to music.

“Unfortunately, the Akan people have pushed harder so much that it sounds as if they’re the ones who could make the best music

Mark Okraku Mantey later ended his controversial submissions by stating that Northern, Volta and the Gas as areas having the potential of overpowering Akan music.

Source: Ghana Trends