Kweku Smoke's gratitude to Sarkodie highlights power of mentorship - Klah

PR expert and entertainment pundit Robert Klah has praised rapper Kweku Smoke for publicly acknowledging Sarkodie's influence on his career, describing the gesture as a powerful example of the importance of mentorship and humility.

His comments follow Kweku Smoke's recent social media post thanking Sarkodie for guiding him into music, joking that without the rapper's influence, "the FBI would have carried me away by now."

Reacting to the development on Hitz FM, Robert Klah said Kweku Smoke deserves credit for recognising Sarkodie's achievements and learning from someone who has already succeeded in the industry.

"What I take from this is that Kweku Smoke identified Sarkodie, his success and his role in the game. Many don't. A lot of people want to become great, but they don't want to acknowledge or learn from those who have already done their bit," he said.

'If not for you, FBI would've carried me' - Kweku Smoke praises Sarkodie

Klah noted that while advice is readily available, the real challenge lies in accepting and applying it.

"Sarkodie gave him some form of advice. What is intriguing for me is that Kweku Smoke listened to the advice. These days, one of the easiest things people offer is advice, but the challenge is whether you would listen to it or not," he explained.

According to him, Kweku Smoke's willingness to follow the guidance he received and later return to express gratitude is a lesson worth celebrating.

"The fact that he got himself to listen to it and execute it to the extent that it worked for him, and he is now coming back to show gratitude, is one of the good things we can highlight from this scenario," Robert Klah added.

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