I Will Take Food Out Of Your Mouth And Place You Where You Deserve—Cheddar Barks At Blakk Rasta
Presidential hopeful Nana Kwame Bediako (Cheddar) has responded strongly to Blakk Rasta’s questioning of his wealth and derogatory remarks that undermine his credibility, which came just days after he announced his political aspirations.
Furthermore, Cheddar has previously faced criticism from Blakk Rasta for keeping tigers as pets in his residence. During a live program on Hitz FM, an enraged Cheddar sent a WhatsApp message to Blakk Rasta, threatening to purchase the radio station where he is employed and demote him for daring to criticize him.
In no uncertain terms, Cheddar made it clear to me that he intends to acquire the radio station where Blakk Rasta works and ensure his demotion. He also mentioned that this action would disrupt Blakk Rasta’s means of earning a living.
.”I will buy your radio station and demote you. I will not take food out of your mouth but I will place you where you deserve,” Cheddar fumed in the message to Blakk Rasta.
In reply, Blakk Rasta accused Cheddar of arrogance, promising to reduce Cheddar to humility to teach him how to be humble.
“I will reduce you to humility. Trust me. We all need to be humble, bro,” he hit back.
Cheddar was in the news recently when he was interviewed on the Point of View on Citi TV where he elaborated on his entrepreneurial ventures, stating that his initial million-dollar earnings came from a combination of activities, including running his company, GT (Global Telecommunications and Utilities), and engaging in the lucrative scrap business.
At the age of 21, he already had his own office and two employees, emphasizing his early entry into the world of entrepreneurship.
Detailing the trajectory of his investments, Cheddar recounted investing $20,000 from his initial earnings to establish a nightclub in Ghana.
The venture proved successful, as he later sold the club in 2002, reaping a profit of $75,000.
“The first money I made in England altogether was a million pounds and I was 21. I was working for myself, my company was GT, Global Telecommunications and Utilities, I was selling scrap. I had my own office and I had two employees.
“I started investments at a very young age and what happens when you make investments is that the money goes away and it feels like you are broke again so it makes you hungry.”
Beyond his entrepreneurial success, Cheddar has expressed a commitment to providing opportunities for the youth in the political landscape. He has announced plans to run for office in the 2024 polls, vowing to ensure that the youth are actively involved in decision-making processes.
