Ghanaian dance hall artiste, Stonebwoy as part of his campaign against motor accidents has pleaded on authorities to put the Tema motorway in good shape. The tomorrow hit maker, an accident victim at the motorway, told Citi TV that the apathy by powers that be in fixing the bad roads is appalling and must be duly addressed.

He was responding to a question asked by a viewer who sought to find out what plans he had put in place in helping reduce road accidents in Ghana.

“You know everything becomes politicised when it comes to people like myself but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t voice out to push the people in power to actually address these issues because I can take it all the way to Terry Boncha, Suzzie Williams and all,” he said.

“We all know how the state in which the Tema motorway is. We have to fix it. Because every time they take tolls from us. The ordinary man knows that they make a lot of money from the tolls but where does the money go?” he asked.

Stonebwoy through his Livingstone Foundation has lent support to some victims of road accidents.

Early this year, he donated an amount of GHc 5,000 and other items to patients at the accident ward of the Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra. Born Livingstone Este Satekla, Stonebwoy admonished the citizenry to collectively help reduce the menace to the barest minimum.

During the funeral of the late dance hall artiste Ebony who died through motor accident, he called on all and sundry to join in the fight against the

“Unfortunately, she [Ebony] died in an accident. The same cause that kills almost thousands of people every year and a number of people every day. The same cause that leaves a number of people injured and deformed every time. I am an example of that; I’m an accident victim and I’m facing it till now,” he had said.

Stonebwoy was once involved in a car accident which claimed the life of his twin sibling. The accident rendered him disabled for a long period until he finally went through a successful surgery.