DKB shines at Ghana Muslim Achievers Awards Night

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After a very unfortunate night during the Easter Comedy Show on Saturday April 15, which later took a turn to the wrong direction when former First Lady, Madam Konadu Agyeman Rawlings said DKB is a boring comedian.











The King of Ghana Comedy, DKB had a very massive performance last night at the Ghana Muslim Achievers Award.

DKB who wasn’t billed initially to perform for the event had to make a special appearance which he managed to pull off to perfection as he got the whole place exploded with laughter.

“I linked up with the organizers to do a special appearance because I feel I owe the Muslim community an allegiance for impacting greatly to my comedy career. So I decided to perform at the show in a way to give back to the Muslim community and show them how I appreciate them,” he explained.

Cracking jokes about how difficult it is to woo a girl in a Muslim community, the comedian switched to political jokes when he saw The Chief Imam and The Vice President of the Republic Dr. Bawumia.




“I used to live in a Zongo community Mambruk which is around Sukura and I was sharing my experience from where I lived, such as how difficult it is to woo a lady considering her father is Alhaji which really got them laughing. The last bit, after I recognized the presence of the chief imam and the vice president, I started cracking jokes about NPP and NDC which got the whole place in a thunderous applause coupled with standing ovation,” he said.

 It was a very great night for the King of Comedy. There is no change, and those of you who thought there would be a decline to his performance after the Easter Comedy show, well, you are mistaken. The king is still shining.

Source ; http://www.asempanews.com

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