Controversial artist and politician Kwame Asare Obeng popularly known as A-Plus has revealed how he lost a contract with the Bulk Oil and Storage Transport (BOST).
According to him, the contract was never finalized because he criticized Akufo-Addo’s New Patriotic Party (NPP) government.
A-Plus was one of the artists who campaigned for the New Patriotic Party (NPP).
He stated that he supported Akufo-Addo because he needed a change of governance and for the country to be better.
The musician however regrets campaigning for the current president and his party.
“We wanted change, we believe everything that was been said, we believed it was not right for John Mahama to run a family and friends government. We believed that it was not right for John Mahama to have 87 ministers”
“They were too many and now we come and we have more than that. We live in a country where NPP and NDC are the same and it is the fact even though they don’t want to hear,” he stressed.
According to him the constitution charges government to provide a conducive environment for citizens to prosper.
“It is in the constitution that government must make me happy and give me employment. So if you come to power, you must give me employment, I must be employed”, he said.
A-Plus is currently on a mission dubbed ‘The Peoples Project’ to get one million votes from Ghanaians to influence the 2020 elections.
