Lilwin’s ‘I Don’t Think Far’ Bitters To Hit Market Soon

It looks like fame is hitting way too hard into the head of our Kumasi based actor cum music star Kwadwo Nkansah famously known in showbizness as Lil Win.
The actor who debuted his single a couple of weeks ago is set to bring another light on himself as he plans to join the alcohol producing industries .
In the mean time, he has charged bottling companies in the country to partner him in producing the ‘I don’t think far and does I care’ bitters in commercial quantities for sale.
He believes the locally brewed bitters if put on the market, would generate millions of Ghana cedis for the companies, indicating that most of his fans will jump onto the bitters.
Speaking on Ultimate FM’s Brunch hosted by Naa Klordey Odonkor, the ‘I don’t think far’ hitter envisaged that bitters labelled ‘I don’t think far’ will make inroads than ‘Shatta bitters’.
He said the ‘Kakai’ hit maker has already made his mark in the industry and does not need money any more, saying he (Lilwin) needs lots of money.
He suggested to Shatta Wale to consult him for branding tips if he wants to produce Shatta bitters, adding that he would have long produced bitters labelled as one of his coined English, but lack the resources.
‘Who will drink or buy Shatta bitters, if he will produce bitters, then I will also come out with Lilwin bitters, he shouldn’t try, besides ‘I don’t think far’, ‘does I care’ or ‘Lilwin gin’ bitters will make huge revenue for the bottling companies. Bitters labelled in my coined English will be bigger than any other drinks on the market. All the bitters will lose customers because of my drinks, bet me.
Shatta Wale is already popular, he should allow me to enjoy fame small, I don’t have money to come out with Lilwin bitters, he should come out with a very creative name or better still consult me for a creative name with a stipend for his bitters if he really means business,’ he explained.