Step Down For Mahama To Takeover – Mzbel Tells Nana Addo

Hiplife artiste, Belinda Nana Akua Amoah popularly known as Mzbel has called on President Akufo Addo to step down and allow former president John Dramani Mahama to take over.

The controversial artiste further expressed her disappointment in the president.

According to her, the current government has failed to fulfill its enormous campaign promises made to Ghanaians in the run-up to the 2016 elections.

Mzbel, who is a staunch supporter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), made this known in a video shared on Facebook.

In the video, the ‘Tongues’ singer is heard once again mocking President Akufo-Addo uncommonly known as William.

She indicated that she was on her way to Kumasi in the Ashanti Region and sighted her location as one of the areas in the region with devastating road networks that needs to be fixed.

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The ‘Legelege’ singer further described Nana Addo as a misled leader.

“Uncle Willie (Nana Akufo-Addo) I’m on the Kumasi road but the road is not smooth. Uncle Willie is being misled,’’ she said.

She went on and called on Nana Addo to resign for former president John Dramani Mahama to come to the rescue of frustrated Ghanaians.

“Misleading president!!!! But bro Willie if you will accept, kindly step down so those misleading you be put to shame and accept that he has been misled so that Mahama can take over,” she said.

“How could the misleaders misled a grown man like that, the misleaders don’t respect at all,’’ Mzbel added.

Her comments come days after reports that the former Energy Minister, Mr. Boakye Agyarko reportedly ‘misled’

President Akufo-Addo into granting executive approval to the novation agreement before it was laid before Parliament.

The sector minister was subsequently dismissed by the President.

The Director of Communications at the Presidency, Eugene Arhin confirmed that his dismissal had “to do with the

issue of the controversial AMERI deal.”

But MzBel who seem not to be happy about the development wondered why some ministers and officials at the

presidency would mislead the President into consenting to deals that will take a tow on the public purse.

MzBel also cautioned the president Nana Akufo-Addo over the poor state of roads in various parts of the country

which has led to various accidents resulting in deaths of commuters in the process.