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Journalist slams A-Plus over new political song
Journalist Kwesi Pratt Jnr slams A-Plus’ over new political song "Aben Be Bom"
Kwesi Pratt Jnr
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A-Plus last week released a new song accusing the NDC of massive corruption, adding that the day of reckoning awaits them.
He pointed to several high-profile corruption cases to justify his attack on the current government – sacked Deputy Communication Minister, Victoria Hammah, Kofi Adams, Asiedu Nketia, Elvis Afriyie Ankrah, Deputy Education Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa were all not spared in the hard-hitting track.
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However, speaking on Atinka FM, the managing Editor of the Insight Newspaper opined that if the words the musician used to describe some members of the NDC were used against him, he would not be happy so he (A-Plus) should think about the reaction he would get if he was in the same position as the named politicians in his songs.
In a rebuttal, A-Plus said his music seeks to mirror the ills of society and that he has made songs against the NPP during ex-President Kufuor’s regime.
He said most members of the then NDC hailed him when he made those songs.
A-Plus added that most of the things he said in the song were revealed to him by some high-ranking members of the governing NDC.
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