Kwaw Kese has voiced his opinion about the controversy over the electronic levy, calling on Ghanaians to depose those in authority.

The administration has revealed that it is working on measures to impose an electronic transaction tax.

The financial policy, on the other hand, appears to be unfavorable to many of those who have been opposed to it.

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Despite the government’s position of passing and executing the E-Levy bill, the ‘Abodam’ rapper has become one of the few in the entertainment industry speaking out about it.

The popular outspoken Ghanaian rapper stated that the new tax measure is unneeded.

He also added that it is senseless during an interview with Cookie Tee on TV3’s ‘New Day’ show.

Ghanaians are not required to pay the tax, according to him.

“I don’t think it’s necessary. Nobody has to pay e-levy. It is not done anywhere in the world.”

“It doesn’t make sense. Our leaders are desperately trying to push it on us.” the Abodam hitmaker said.

Furthermore, the Ghanaian sensation has suggested that Ghanaians should get rid of the authorities.

“If I am given the chance to, I will get rid of all the people in government, our leaders have to be gotten rid of and replaced with new ones,” he bemoaned.

“Let us try to fix what is not right. The increase in petrol is over worrying. Moreover, our leaders are also fighting over e-levy and how they can scam the people.”

“Also, the whole governance of the country needs an overhaul so we can start afresh.”

“This is because things are not going on well,” he said.