“Let’s arise and build” debut patriotic song of L/Cpl Ebenezer K. Mensah of the Ghana Police Service

Lance Corporal Ebenezer Kweku Mensah of the Ghana Police Service is taking his love for Ghana to the next level with his upcoming music to encourage Ghanaians to rise and build the motherland.

Music is said to be the cure for the soul hence his patriotic song is expected to help ignite that lost passion in many Ghanaians in recent times.

Lance Corporal Ebenezer Kweku Mensah is working on his debut song titled: “Let’s arise and build”, or Viwo Mitso in Ewe which he wishes to launch before Republic Day Celebration. He plays keyboard, Lead and Bass guitars very well and doesn’t miss Saturday athletics.

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As an essaying and songwriter, he has published series of patriotic articles about keeping the country’s currency notes clean, ending the Police – Civil Society antagonism etc… One may consider checking K-Mens Music on Youtube, Instagram and Twitter or reading some of his published articles at

Who is Lance Corporal Ebenezer Kweku Mensah?

Born into Missionary family, he spent most part of his childhood travelling the world with his parents and siblings, making him a fluent user of English and French, average German, and basic Spanish.

Being a Martial Artists, he insists on training children in self-defense and to stand up against bullies.

He owns a purely organic backyard garden and enjoys giving out free fresh vegetable to neighbours during the rainy season.

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Another thing he enjoys doing is administering first aid to injured neighbours.

He regularly sleeps on rooftop outside during full moon which is considered his favourite natural phenomenon.

Interestingly, he periodically taught his wife’s class when she was pregnant. He rarely eats added sugar or artificial additives and strictly eats food only meant for people of his blood group. He uses no fertilizer and believes food must be in its most natural possible state before consumption.

He is an Elder in one of the Pentecostal Churches and believes in living a natural life as much as possible.

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Source: Wisdom Hammond