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I Will Venture Into Politics In The Nearest Future – Singer Cobhams Reveals

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Though physically challenged, Cobhams Asuquo has not allowed anything to hold him back in life and has assured us once again that indeed, nothing will hold him back.

Cobhams Asuquo


While speaking with Saturday Beats in a new chat, the music producer and singer said, he will be going into politics in the nearest future.

He Said:

“I would venture into politics later in life. I might also become a preacher. I would want to venture into politics because I feel like someone needs to step up and take position of leadership, someone with the heart for people and one who would do things differently.

I am not the most perfect person in the world but I definitely have good intentions and I intend to translate them into results. That is how I live my life. I learn and get better and I think I am building the skills for leadership,” he said.

The singer acknowledged that the Nigerian political space is filled with corrupt people but he advised that it should not stop Nigerians with good intent from indicating interests in being in the helm of affairs in the country.
Cobhams said, “I know a lot of people who are not corrupt and they want to venture into politics.
So what should we do? Because the political space is filled with corrupt people we should do nothing about it and let corruption reign? We have to try. We have already hit rock bottom and the only way to go is up; so it is worth trying.”

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