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Nana Kwame Bediako, widely known as Cheddar or Freedom Jacob Caesar, addressed the confusion surrounding the multiple names associated with him and the inspiration behind each.<\/strong><\/p>\n The entrepreneur and founder of \u2018The New Force\u2019 movement clarified that while all three names\u2014Nana Kwame Bediako, Cheddar, and Freedom Jacob Caesar\u2014refer to him, they represent different facets of his diverse persona.<\/p>\n During an interview with Bernard Avle on Citi TV\u2019s Point of View, Bediako explained,\u00a0\u201cNana Kwame Bediako is more the corporate guy who is more interested in investment and development. Cheddar is just a street nickname that means money in the rap industry. Freedom Jacob Caesar is a character I created and christened myself to be that person, and it\u2019s royal, empowerment. It\u2019s a character that has a particular style of presenting himself but also a leader of a movement introducing Africa to the world.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Bediako went on to elaborate on the distinct roles each identity plays in his life. Nana Kwame Bediako embodies his focus on corporate endeavours, investment, and development. Cheddar, on the other hand, is a street persona synonymous with prosperity in the rap industry. Meanwhile, Freedom Jacob Caesar is a character he has crafted for himself, symbolizing royalty, empowerment, and leadership within a movement that aims to showcase Africa on a global stage.<\/p>\n The entrepreneur didn\u2019t shy away from expressing his spiritual beliefs, stating that he believes God has ordained him as the Prince of Africa. According to Bediako, God himself holds the title of the King of Africa. These beliefs seem to underpin his mission to empower and elevate the continent through his various ventures and initiatives.<\/p>\n