In a statement Stonebwoy shared on his Twitter account, he said his eagerness to introduce what he has been learning on emerging technologies to the public was the reason he was advocating for Sidicoin.
“For the avoidance of doubt, I am not an ambassador for Sidicoin. I am not associated with the product nor have l been rewarded to promote it. The developing world of NFT, Web3.O, the metaverse and digital/crypto-assets and their ability to change people’s financial fortunes has caught my attention in recent times and I simply thought I was sharing a Ghanaian version I had discovered for people who are as interested as l am to join me on my learning path.
“My advocacy was for people to join a club for us to learn further information on how to not be left out of the new global order, not to encourage people to invest in a financial scheme of any sort.”
The statement by the artiste was released after the Bank of Ghana cautioned the general public to desist from dealing with the NFT.
Stonebwoy, therefore, urged anyone who might have been swayed by his keenness to adhere to the caution of the Bank of Ghana.
“May we all do as the Bank of Ghana says and exercise caution even as we strive to do better for ourselves and our communities.”
