Ghanaian musician, Kelvin Danquah also known as Pasco Abrantie, who wrote the 2020 campaign song “4 More for Nana” for President Akufo-Addo, says the song was a turning point in his career.
In an interview on the Angel Morning Show (AMS) on September 20, 2024, Pasco Abrantie shared that he had struggled for a long time to gain recognition within the New Patriotic Party (NPP), but his efforts initially went unnoticed.
“After I wrote the song and finally got the chance to perform it at an NPP event, I remembered what Apostle Francis Amoako Atta had prophesied to me. He told me that one day, people would know my name,” Pasco recounted.
He explained that after his performance, the song quickly gained popularity and became the official anthem for the NPP’s 2020 campaign.
“In life, never give up on what you’re doing. It was very difficult for me to get a platform to showcase my talent because no one wanted to give me a chance, let alone talk to me,” he added. Pasco Abrantie encouraged others to persevere, regardless of the challenges they may face in their pursuit of success.
