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They Could Vote Against You – Criss Waddle Warns Over Beach Demolitions
Ghanaian musician and entrepreneur Criss Waddle has cautioned the government to ensure that demolished beachfront businesses are replaced with better, safer and more meaningful developments.
In a post shared on his X page on 2 October 2026, Criss Waddle argued that demolishing structures at beach fronts without providing suitable alternatives could have political consequences for the government.
He said any replacement project must be completed before the next elections, warning that affected business owners and their employees could use the situation as a reason to vote against the government.
“The thing about demolition at beach fronts is you will have to replace it with something meaningful, nicer and safer than what was demolished,” he wrote.
Criss Waddle added that the replacement must be done before the elections because the affected businesses and workers could make the issue a factor in their voting decisions.
He wrote: “That has to be done before ELECTIONS or the business owners and employees will use that as leverage to vote against you.”