According to her, the song is destroying Ghanaian youth and some adults and has for that matter increased promiscuity among the youth of the country.
“One corner is a bad song and a bad influence to the youth. I think it should be banned because it’s not a good song, it’s backed by spiritual things,” he said on UTV.
The ‘One Corner’ song which comes with its dance, became popular after it was performed at Agona Swedru Akwambo Festival.
In the dance, one is seen gyrating in gutters, under parked cars and corners of building blocks.
The dance of the song has received a lot of flak from people like gospel artiste Sonnie Badu and Kwasi Kyei Darkwah.
But Maame Dokono believes the lyrics in the song are not good enough for public consumption and the dance associated with it is equally not in tune with Ghanaian culture.
She indicated that there is the need to ban the song before it destroys the country.
