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5:15...mencari menang. Jadi saya tahu, kata CCAs diasa sidewalk Stand Up. Yangimpin Laws, wau团 dan Bukar.. Tahun melayazkanình Joki, Mereka yang kamu mencari, Some of our plays like Tony and boy, and others come up. And that is what we even want to achieve with the Black Star Experience. Because if you look at the Black Star Experience, if you look at the vision of the Black Star Experience, one of the first visions says that, a lines Gannes brand reputation with the 20 most esteemed country brands worldwide. Now, if you talk about football,

6:17or if you mention in a UK, what comes to mind? EPL. So these are some of the brand repetitions if created for themselves. America, you know of the Hollywood. Now, some of these countries want to align yourself with. I've already done it with football, like UK. And it means that is what the Black Star Experience want to achieve. And you have... Averse, I've also done it with arts. Yeah, with art. Yeah, that's what I mentioned in America. Yeah, some Germany, you know about it, to mobile industry. And now China is into production of a lot of things. I mean, if you mention China, it's about production. So we want to align through the Black Star Experience with side brands. And already Black Stars has given another setting mileage out there. Why don't we support Black Stars to get to that level? Which can even be used to carry the creative industry?

7:21Like the World Cup, it was an opportunity to, I mean, tap from the Black Stars to be able to project our nation brand. Recently, we saw the Sandalantiu where we're going to use for this Ghana. Is that not football going to carry the brand Ghana? So when you have a very strong Black Stars, can't we use that to market the creative economy to further boost the creative economy? I mean, we don't need to be emotional when things happen. That we cannot collapse the supposed economy because at contribution to the economy, it's like the same way the creative does because most of the people who work in the creative industry do not need qualifications among others. The creative industry have different facets in the ecosystem, transport sector benefits, hotel benefits, restaurant benefits. And the same way with the football economy. So why collapse?

8:21Why collapse? I think that we can grow together. We can rock shoulders together and we can use each other to build each other to open up a economy. Let's not run on emotions, Kwame. All right, say it in a mentioned tutorial. Oh, me and Rami me gala, it's a big corner in Kelsiap because you're in good Black Stars. I'm not running on that emotion. But I'm looking at this contribution to the economy. It's very, very big. But as of yesterday, you were running on emotions. I'm not saying I'm pancocho because you're in good Black Stars, I'll be beautiful. The coach for good. How is the coach coach? Coach Wessna, what did the coach do? Did he see the one who went to go to the... We say his profile is defensive minded. In too much, Wajis is goes. The team is collapsing at the back. You are keeping the coach for words. Coach Wessna has achieved everything he wants to achieve in football. His coach, Remadred, he must have been a coach for... Only desire. The opposite of your football, he's done it.

9:22So why are you keeping it? Why are you... This one, you're a good one. All right, so with that, emotions, you can also send your comments right now. What do you think about the calls by... The number of people saying that... An amount of money from the sports industry, the football side should be invested into other areas like the creative industry. What do you make of it? Do you think that is going to help the country? Do you think the creative economy is best placed to put us on the map better than sports? If we do that, are we not depriving other people, I mean, talented people in the sporting discipline, from also getting their talents? And Abilah here, and he was also making a point, a case, for the lesser known sporting disciplines and the fact that people are complaining. We are not investing that much into those areas.

10:24He's saying that, yes, football happens to be the one that has the highest interest. And so it is rice that people or investment, the big out ones will go into football, okay? And this is in tandem with the whole conversation about diverting some amount of money from sports, from football into the creative economy. So he's the one who said that my submission is... Yeah, he's the one who wrote that. That is all my submission. So ready for that. So 50,000 in mind on this. Raksum Ma made a post yesterday. He did not mention the black stars, but he made the post at the time that the black stars had been walloped by his things. And he's saying that, let's invest the money into the creative economy instead. This comes on the back of something that Gary Al Smith our own Gary also says on time ago that, we should use some part of the sports money invest into the creative industry.

11:24Move down. What do you make of it? It is fair. I've always said that as a country, we've got loads of resources that every single soul of this country must benefit. But I also hold a certain position. And that position is that where your numbers are, where your errands of strength is, that is where you channel your resources too. And I'm glad this is an entertainment sector. Where we have 1,000 and 1 artists. Every single one of them needs support. However, specific artists are able to attract ambassadors, deals more than others. This is because those who are signing them on Asambat says they know that they are going to be reaching a setting caliber of people because of the traffic they command. Right? So because you know that, oh, if I make...

12:31You cannot get any other product that can give you that. If not every single weekend that you have track and field events happen across the country. Boxing events, in fact, if a boxer fights today, until the next three months, the boxer cannot fight. Now, before you go, let me correct you. When we say creative industry, it's not just musicians. No, no, it's... It has about 14 other people. Yeah, it's kind of... But I'm just satisfied with the example. I want to talk about... I came to talk about the other disciplines. Right. That is... And our side... In 2017, the FIFA Youth 2017 World Cup, that took place in Korea. The best player of that tournament was in the Nigerian player called Macauley-Cris Santos. Cris Santos.

13:31Ganesh... What's this? I forgot to say. What was the Ted Best Player? Tony Cruz was a second best player. Tony Cruz went on, won the World Cup, won the UEFA Champions League, played at the highest level of World Football. Because he came from an environment that enabled him to grow. Macauley-Cris Santos, his career at Vindont. Ransfer was his career at Vindont. Because we don't have the environment that helps our talent to grow. Okay. That is basically my point. Okay. I like the way you tackle the issues. So you tackle the issue from the point of creative industry to the lesser known sports. You match the two into one. Very, very good one there. Thank you, Muftar Nambila. You know how to... You know how to be sharp guy? I know you be sharp guy. I know you be sharp guy. I know you be sharp guy. But still on investments,

14:33there is a Ganyan-based Nigerian comedian called Okokobyoko. Oh, Jesus. Okokobyoko is saying that as for the investment we needed, whether it is clean money, whether it is debty money, whatever money it is, he doesn't care whatever money it is. Once it is money, Qwani-Dye, India, once it is money way they come inside, you know, you know the care. And so we are asking if this statement that he has made, how do you take it? Let me start with Tilly Sins. She's not breaking her virginity, there's money on any topic yet. Break your virginity on this topic. Ok. I mean your vocal virginity. There's a world where you are slaying time. I think for people, there are certain things we think we don't see.

15:33Like, there are certain things you have to let them stay in your mind, or in your head, in your neck. In your neck, because... So what exactly are you trying to see? Especially when we are in a system where your government and outside of even your government, there are systems put in place and you recent times in your own country, Ghana. And on your Ghana, he's a Nigerian, busy guy. Yeah, exactly. There is a crackdown on things that has got to do with, whether that's your money or whatever. Do you get it? So you don't put yourself on your radar like that. Like, I just think it wasn't a deep thinking thing. Basically, that is all it is. I mean, the fact that it's happening doesn't mean you have to be the one to champion. It's come and say, oh, put that dirty or clean money. I think we just relax when it comes to him. He's a comedian.

16:35Was it said on stage? On stage. What's that on stage? He said it in an interview with Ghana, website, Isaac Darzi. Exactly. But a comedian will always be a comedian regardless of how much we can't say that because he's a comedian. Okay, so hold on. So first our remind us comes to this particular place and you have an a conversation with him then it's reported elsewhere. First our remind us, once we hit it, it's him. And he said it there. He was a comedian. It's about a tonation and intonation. They are still relaxed. Yes. Let me say that. We cannot be on a scale. What's going to be an excuse? Yeah, we cannot be on a scale. Maybe he could have said that or have said this but in just a while. So what kind of he said? Mr. intonation and tonation. Mr. intonation. How did he say it? I... To me, it's your own makeup. I just believe that because they are... I'm sure they are setting new ways for comedians. They have a setting, you know, lenses. However, sometimes, depending on the setting,

17:35yes, we can you know that all these things. They address very difficult conversations like politics on stage, sometimes with the politicians in their room. But you don't see them being hacked because in that moment, the politician understands that it's a set, you know, or performing what he has to say. So I can't take. But then when you come for an interview, it's a very different conversation. Yes, in between the conversation, you might joke around. But I don't... I will not say, or Jimmy because of your comedian intonation, everything he's saying, I should work with it. Or I should... I mean, take it off. This conversation is not something you should be saying. Like, it just shouldn't be saying that. You can call for investment without necessarily calling for which type of investment that is coming. Yeah. Sometimes too. Sometimes too. How the person says whatever he says, gets a context. So let's listen to the audio. And put this conversation in the context. So I mean, this is your thoughts, comments, special. How does it feel? It feels good, relaxing, and amazing.

18:35I just finished performing. I'll be back in a minute. I'm proud of myself. I'll be for the gannery, something towards the comedy industry right now. Ah, it's good. It's very good. Like, yeah, you're getting lots of attention. You can see the places back. Yeah. Like, and the people laughed a lot. So you can invest a sharp, you should invest in G and Chicago. I mean, you guys are all talking about investments, investment, investment. It still feels like the company is slowly... Yeah, I think they are. We need to hit them with the inside of it. It's an investment. And that is what we're doing. They're doing back to back for years. It's enough reason for them to want to invest. I like that. So don't come. I mean, you've been in Nigeria. You've been in Ghana. You've looked to South. The Nigerian entertainment industry. Both comedy music and all, sip-soup de laf. You've got a lot of Ghana. What did you get? Can you ask a left for that? It's money. It's money. Nigerians have people that have money. They want to invest in entertainment. They want music and Nigeria. It's funded by people that have money. Without clean money or debt to money.

19:37In fact, entertainment money is okay. In fact, everyone in mix. So before you get clean money, it was once a debt to money. Hey, I'm not promoting debt to money, though. I'm just saying, if you have money, whether I clean or debt to invest in the right thing, that's what I'm saying. All right. So who could be a cool writer? In that interview, Ghana would website like Darzy. And... It gets worse than the audience. Can we pass the button on to Robert? No. Are you done? I don't know. It gets worse if the audio is off. It's like, Charlie Fatt. Rob, the ball isn't your coach. I think my point is very clear. Yeah. I mean, he says whether... Is that whether it's clean or debty? And then he still says there's no promoting the money. He said there's no money. It's our way. So the reality is that he will be aware. You choose to take it as World Cup. So it's up to you. So when it's time, you have to be a time you can speak to it. For me, he's just saying that invest in comedy. That's what he's saying. That's all. I don't really see how this becomes a big deal. Adam, Adam, may I start your turn, man?

20:38Yeah, Kwame. I don't think we need to put conversations like this in the highlights. I mean, we don't need to encourage conversations like this. I mean, we've always been complaining about how our crowd is a spend-saving, especially in disembain change. These are some of the things this debty and illegal monies does. They create a fake economy. And at the end of the day, they end up making things difficult for people who live in it. Because some of these monies are fake, people are able to... I mean, pay overly for certain things which should have been priced ordinarily. So by so doing, they end up creating a fake economy with high-examples and end up affecting the very economy, you think it was to help. So after investing it as a end-day,

21:39there are other places who go there today are willing of their business money through that. Because normally it comes to illegal means and the right taxes are not paid. So it is something that if you want to protect your sector, you want your sector to be on the standard, you don't need to encourage that. Because the movement you encourage that, it will come in great disparity in the sector and collapse other people. So it is something that we need to be very... I mean, very, very circumspect of. Because even when it comes to the youth, it has negative toll on the youth because when it is encouraged and it gets in more, what it does is that it creates a big problem for the psyche of the youth. Who then tends to stop whatever they are doing? Let's not give it because... I don't thank you so much.

22:40Doreen, let's read the comments. All right, I think this message is for Tili. Tili and Robert. Sayang, good morning, Brock, Robert Doreen and all the day break into school. Hope you're all doing good. Nomegana is the country that's yet to recognize this gold to put proper measures in place to milk it. It's benefit like it is in the world. When it comes to system failure, the arts and sports is in the same soup. Is this soup or soup? So soup. Soup. You only call for one to be... It's it because you don't know its worth. Both sectors got proper 360 structure problems and that's what we need. Or that's what need redress. Then more money or else, same results occurs after funding. Great. Thank you guys for listening to us today on the show. Thank you, Tili, Robert. At them to you, I'll put you some Mr. Hagwad near Afghanistan, different taas teka. I have something to say. I beg our time as well.

23:41They might not have a crush on me this Friday. Should it be to me at the place? They will meet you. Yes, yes. They will meet you. Guys, my name is Kwak Medazi. And I'm Doreen Avv. I'm the next A's music box with DJ Blast.