Veteran music producer, singer and songwriter, Morris Babyface, has advised Ghanaians to love and support each other to achieve their aims in life instead of fighting among themselves.
According to the 43-year-old multiple award-winning sound engineer, everybody must endeavor to visit the mortuary at least once or twice a month to learn humility.
Morris Babyface, in a social media post strongly believes that those who feel better than others must learn to love and respect one another because “we are nothing but dust.”
“I suggest everybody visits the mortuary once or twice a month and I bet that can tranquillize or humble those of us who feel better than others.
“And teach us how to love and respect one another…The end of man will teach you only one thing! We are nothing but dust ‘Lord have mercy on us’…” he wrote.
Morris is known to have recorded the most prominent songs in Ghana with the likes of Kontihene, Okomfoo Kwade3, Esther Smith, Obrafour, among others.
