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Hiplife artiste Belinda Nana Ekua Amoah, popularly known as Mzbel says she’s extremely disappointed in the National Democratic Congress (NDC), a party she risked her life fighting for.
Mzbel is appalled because the party she believed in, according to her, has abandoned her and appears not concerned about her wellbeing.
A couple of weeks ago, the “16 years” hit maker was involved in a motor accident that left her hospitalized but is reportedly recuperating in her house.
Mzbel took to her Facebook wall on Monday crying to her fans and the general public about the ingratitude of the leadership and members of the NDC.
According to her, “it’s sad that I’m temporarily stuck in bed now due to a minor accident and not even a phone call or text message from any of the people I genuinely supported, to wish me well… And the amazing fact is that Honourable Tina Mensah, mother for my constituency, the woman I strongly campaigned against rather visited me yesterday when she heard about the accident“.
The NDC, she added, has taught her lessons.
“If i had died, the story would have been different with big speeches and donations… Oh my people!”, she stressed on Facebook.
Read full statement below:
For the love of my political party NDC, I offended a lot of people, jeopardised my career and was verbally abused, but that didn’t deter me to keep fighting for what I believed in.
It’s sad that I’m temporarily stuck in bed now due to a minor accident and not even a phone call or text message from any of the people I genuinely supported, to wish me well… And the amazing fact is that Honourable Tina Mensah, mother for my constituency, the woman I strongly campaigned against rather visited me yesterday when she heard about the accident.
I am learning my lessons and I’d also want to appreciate madam MP for the love and care, even though we were on different sides, God bless you… You are just too real 🙏🏽Teary Eyes
If i had died, the story would have been different with big speeches and donations… Oh my people!
