Comedian Ebenezer Dwomoh expressed his opinion on the government’s taxation policies, particularly for those in the entertainment industry.
In an exclusive interview on Class 91.3fm with Nana Kwesi on the “Big Show”, he argues that if the government does not have any plans or support systems in place for artistes and performers, they should not impose taxes on the little income they make from shows.
This statement reflects the frustration and dissatisfaction that many artistes and entertainers feel regarding financial regulations and taxes imposed on their earnings.
Dwomoh suggests that taxation should be proportionate to the level of support and benefits provided by the government to those in the entertainment industry.
Talking about his upcoming show
Ebenezer Dwomoh, an Architect by profession, is preparing to showcase his comedic talent by hosting a standup comedy special “Funnitecture”. The event is scheduled to take place on the 10th of February, 2024.
Dwomoh, known for his unique blend of architecture and humor, is a rising star in the comedy scene. With his background in design and construction, he brings a fresh perspective to the stage, delivering jokes and anecdotes that resonate with both architects and comedy enthusiasts.
“Funnitecture” promises to be an exciting evening filled with laughter and architectural insights. As an architect himself, Dwomoh’s comedic material is expected to draw from his own experiences in the field, offering a unique perspective that will surely captivate the audience.
By supporting this standup comedy special, attendees will not only enjoy a night of entertainment but also contribute to the growth and development of the field.
Comedian Ebenezer Dwomoh
Mark your calendars for the 10th of February, 2024, and join Ebenezer Dwomoh as he takes the stage to showcase his architectural expertise and comedic prowess. It is bound to be an unforgettable evening that celebrates the fusion of architecture and comedy while supporting Funnitecture’s important work.
