Ghanaian social commentator, Kwame Asare Obeng, popularly known as Kwame A-Plus, revealed in 2019 that his relentless attacks on the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) was the result of his wife’s counsel.
The musician who campaigned for the NPP in the run up to the 2016 election in an unexpected turn of events has now become a thorn the party’s flesh.
In an interview on Neat FM, A-Plus who expressed his regrets for cheering the NPP to power said he has decided to hold on to his wife’s advice to do what is right for the ordinary Ghanaian.
He is quoted to have said in the interview “My wife woke me up at dawn and advised me not to allow myself to be used by the NPP but rather make sure I fight them until I die. She told if I don’t know and I give in to them my name will be gone with the wind…”
“…Whatever I’ve set out to achieve will be in vain. She said both the NPP and NDC want to force me to stop my crusade for a better Ghana so that they can go on enjoying the ill-gotten wealth in power. So I should fight them till my last breath,” A-Plus added.
Read the full story originally published on August 21, 2019, on Ghanaweb
The controversial musician Kwame Asare Obeng otherwise known as A-Plus has revealed that his relentless attack on the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) government which he describes as corrupt is based on good advice he received from his dear wife.
The musician cum businessman for almost two years now has been a thorn in the flesh of the NPP waging a sustained campaign on social media against certain people he describes as demons, vampires and persons with evil mind around President Akufo Addo.
He wondered why the president he believes is clean has allowed these persons around whose actions are casting a slur on his international reputation.
The tough-talking musician has accused members of the NPP of hypocrisy saying they are not who they told Ghanaians they were ahead of the 2016 general elections.
In an interview on Neat FM, A-Plus who stated that he regrets campaigning for the NPP in the last general election said he’s taken his wife’s advise and will continue to fight the system until the ruling class do what is right for the ordinary Ghanaians.
“My wife woke me up at dawn and advised me not to allow myself to be used by the NPP but rather make sure I fight them until I die. She told if I don’t know and I give in to them my name will be gone with the wind. Whatever I’ve set out to achieve will be in vain. She said both the NPP and NDC want to force me to stop my crusade for a better Ghana so that they can go on enjoying the ill-gotten wealth in power. So I should fight them till my last breath.”