As Political Parties in Ghana are preparing to unleash their campaign messages ahead of the 2016 general elections, Ghanaian gospel musician, Mary Agyemang has stated that she will welcome any political party who will approach her to use her track as campaign song.
The ‘Change Over’ singer said politicians and their followers are also children of God and she does not see anything wrong if they use her song.
“I will give them the chance to use it because it will also be a medium to propagate the gospel. The message is for everybody and I think it can save someone too,” he told Mr. Lattus on J. Life Fm.
Mary was however quick to added that; “The song was not made for any a political party but any political party using it will aid in reaching wider audience”.
Mary Agyemang who is a product of Kumasi Polytechnic released her first album in 2009. Her latest album “Change Over” had 9 tracks.
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