Van Vicker Opens Up On His Political Cherished Desire

 Well known Ghanaian entertainer, Van Vicker has opened up on his political aspiration.

 

The various honor winning entertainer pronounced his aim to dispatch a political profession sometime in a meeting with Citi TV's Jessica Opare Saforo on Traffic Avenue.

 

"How could you hear that? … I mean better believe it is valid," he told Jessica after she offered a conversation starter to him about his advantage in governmental issues.

 

Van Vicker demonstrated that it's essential for his fantasy to serve his kin.

 

He additionally remarked on the #FixTheCountry lobby.

 

"I believe it's an aggregate exertion since, in such a case that they say we should clean our environmental factors and I choose not to do it, it has a great deal of repercussions," he said.

 

"So it's an aggregate exertion, it's not simply government fix it, it is we as a whole fix it so I am not standing firm that we should fix ourselves, nor is it government should fix the country, it is all in all, how about we fix the country.

 

"That is my stand and I would not like to go for sure since, in such a case that you toss weight aside, the individuals who dey the opposite side go disperse you… so I am thinking myself, guess what? This is going to fix itself," Van Vicker added.

Well known Ghanaian entertainer, Van Vicker has opened up on his political aspiration.

 

The various honor winning entertainer pronounced his aim to dispatch a political profession sometime in a meeting with Citi TV's Jessica Opare Saforo on Traffic Avenue.

 

"How could you hear that? … I mean better believe it is valid," he told Jessica after she offered a conversation starter to him about his advantage in governmental issues.

 

Van Vicker demonstrated that it's essential for his fantasy to serve his kin.

 

He additionally remarked on the #FixTheCountry lobby.

 

"I believe it's an aggregate exertion since, in such a case that they say we should clean our environmental factors and I choose not to do it, it has a great deal of repercussions," he said.

 

"So it's an aggregate exertion, it's not simply government fix it, it is we as a whole fix it so I am not standing firm that we should fix ourselves, nor is it government should fix the country, it is all in all, how about we fix the country.

 

"That is my stand and I would not like to go for sure since, in such a case that you toss weight aside, the individuals who dey the opposite side go disperse you… so I am thinking myself, guess what? This is going to fix itself," Van Vicker added.