Ghanaian Highlife musician Lucky Mensah has accused former president John Dramani Mahama of collapsing his private business when he was in power.
Speaking in a one on one interview with this reporter, the musician revealed that apart from being a musician, he is also a private businessman who is into bakery.
He indicated that when former president Mahama collapsed his other source of income.
According to him, John Mahama’s inability to solve the the persistent electricity crisis then, collapsed his bakery business.
He was quick to add that, with President Akufo-Addo became president, he can say with confidence that he is back to business.
Asked whether the Dumsor was the main reason that pushed him to join the New Patriotic Party, he said at the time that he joined NDC and composed a song for the party, he was not a member of the party but rather he felt pity for the late president John Evans Fiifi Atta Mills who at that time was neglected by people in the creative sector.
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