Ghanaian artiste KiDi is intensifying his ‘Be Kind’ campaign and has been spotted at a school advising pupils on cyberbullying.
The ‘Touch It’ hit maker recently came under fierce criticism for unsavory tweets he made about 10 years ago when he was not a star.
Though he had apologized in 2020 about the same old tweets, he apologized again a few days ago when the conversation resurfaced.
For a long time, the singer has been using his powerful voice to preach anti-cyber bullying with emphasis on the need to accommodate diverse opinions.
During his performance at the highly patronized Reeperbahn Festival in Germany, he told the crowd, “…you literally could be anybody you want to be behind your phones…I urge everybody to be kind. Be kind to each other”.
Stepping up the campaign, the KFC brand ambassador together with representatives from the fast food restaurant visited Mary Mother of Good Counsel school at Airport-West, Accra on October 5.
KiDi advised the pupils to be tolerant of opposing views and always try to be kind to each other.
Pupils and teachers of the school received gifts from the singer and KFC.
Watch the video below:
.@KiDiMusic continues anti-cyber bullying campaign at Mary Mother of Good Counsel#GhanaWeekend pic.twitter.com/A1hSVRVMP8
— Kwame Dadzie (@Kwamedadziegh) October 6, 2022
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By: ghanaweekend.com
