KOKA has clarified that the NDC has not tasked him with any mission to undermine King Paluta

In a statement, he emphasized that any claims suggesting otherwise are false and misleading.

KOKA has firmly dismissed the trending reports suggesting that he has been assigned by the NDC to target King Paluta. He strongly refutes these claims, emphasizing that they are baseless and untrue.

During an exclusive interview on Hitz FM, KOKA addressed and refuted the rumors that he has been hired by the National Democratic Congress (NDC) to discredit King Paluta's talent. These rumors surfaced following KOKA's criticism of the singer's vocal performance, which he described as off-key.

Setting the record straight, KOKA stated:

KOKA addressed the swirling rumors in an exclusive interview on Hitz FM, refuting claims that he is working for the NDC or has been paid by the party. He clarified, “I’ve seen on social media that I’m an NDC boy and I’ve been paid by the party. Meanwhile, I’m with the NPP and work for Bawumia. Many of our people haven’t even listened to the song yet, and I believe my comments have encouraged them to do so.”

He continued, “The negative feedback I received has overshadowed the criticism of King Paluta’s performance at Party in the Park. I’m not against him; I actually stream his songs. As an Ashanti, I support fellow Ashantis. If I’m offering constructive criticism, it should be seen as a way to support his growth, not as an attack.”

KOKA defended his remarks on King Paluta’s singing, insisting that more effort is needed to improve his craft. “He needs to work on his singing,” KOKA said. “We should support him. Those who claim to be music experts should evaluate the song and see if my feedback is justified. Just because I don’t sing doesn’t mean I lack an understanding of music.”