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Entertainment on Saturday, December 26, 2020
Source: My GH news
2020-12-26
Kofi Kinaata, musician
Many adults continue to complain today that Christmas celebrations in recent times are not sweet and pleasant as in the past, when children used to play in a temporary building made of palm tree branches.
‘Made in Taadi’ hitmaker Martin King Arthur, born in Kofi Kinaata, has also voiced his opinion on the growing claim that Christmas these days is not as sweet as the past.
Speaking with Amansan Krakye in an exclusive interview on Cape Coast-based Kastle FM, monitored by MyNewsGh.com, Kofi Kinaata was asked if he agreed with those who claim that Christmas is no longer pleasant.
He said on Kastle Drive: “When we were kids we didn’t have cash, but we still enjoyed Christmas. As for Christmas, I will say that times have changed. These days kids don’t play like we used to do in the past.
“Today, children like to watch TV, play games on the laptop, surf online, etc. So these days Christmas is normal and it’s like our traditional festivals like Ogua fetu afahye, ”he added on Kastle FM.
He told the host that “Every year you hear some people say that last year’s festival was more enjoyable than this year’s. I would also hear some people say that the last two years the festival was more enjoyable than last year. As for Christmas, if you have the money, you can enjoy it however you want. “
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