US rapper Meek Mill has verified that, in fact, he recorded a video at the Jubilee House, which serves as the seat of government.
While recently visiting Ghana, US rapper Meek Mill not only had access to the President for a one-on-one meeting, but he also received permission to use the interior and exterior of the Jubilee House for his rap video.
He provided the following confirmation on social media:
“NOT INDUSTRY POWERED” we make the narrative… GHANAAAAA…I felt like a king!!! “All real footage” “power rap”…at the presidential villa”.
He then indicated that the video will be available on all streaming platforms on Twitter:
Since then, the video has stirred up debate on social media, with many criticising the Presidency for allowing it to be shot there.
