Acclaimed Ghanaian musician, Belinda Ekuah Amoah, popularly known as Mzbel, has expressed her frustration and disappointment with the National Democratic Congress (NDC) following the party’s return to power.
In a video shared on TikTok on March 22, 2026, Mzbel stated that despite actively campaigning for the NDC, she feels abandoned by the party.
According to her, before campaigning, she had hoped the NDC would offer her performance opportunities, stressing that she is not interested in any political appointment.
“I am crying because my government is in power, yet they have not given me any work. I’m not even referring to appointments or office roles because I don’t have time for that. I am a musician, and this government has hosted numerous entertainment events.
“How many of them have you seen me perform at? All I expected was that after actively campaigning, they would give me shows to perform,” she said.
Mzbel also debunked rumours that the NDC purchased a house and a car for her after coming into power.
According to the “16 Years” hitmaker, she acquired both her house and car through her own efforts, adding that the party has not acknowledged her contributions with paid gigs, making such claims unfounded.
“No party has bought me a house or a car. The house I live in was built by me, and I bought my own car. I don’t understand why people think I cannot afford these things.
“I am a musician, and although I am not materialistic, everything I need in life, I have worked for. The party hasn’t even given me gigs where I can render my services and get paid, so how would they buy me a house or a car?” she added.
Watch the video below:
@goddess_mzbel It hurts to hear people say I’ve been “sorted” and forgotten them. The truth is… I stood strong, I gave my all, I mobilized people out of pure belief,not because I was promised anything. And till now, nothing has been done for me or my team I have not turned my back on anyone. Im simply minding my own business
Source: Ghanaweb