Ghanaian musician Mzbel has opened up about the impact of her political involvement, saying her decision to join the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has brought her more difficulties than benefits.
Speaking in an interview with Kafui Dey, the musician described joining the NDC as one of her biggest regrets in life, saying the association has affected some aspects of her personal life.
Mzbel said some of her friends who support the New Patriotic Party (NPP) have distanced themselves from her because of her affiliation with the NDC.
According to her, her decision to openly support the party came with consequences she did not anticipate, including strained relationships and other personal challenges.
Mzbel has been publicly associated with the NDC for years and has participated in the party’s political activities and campaigns. Her political affiliation has previously been linked to challenges in her career, with the musician saying in an earlier interview that her NDC support had affected some corporate performance opportunities.
Her latest comments highlight the personal costs she says she has experienced as a result of her political involvement, particularly the effect it has had on relationships with people holding different political views.
Mzbel’s comments come as she reflects on her years of political activism and the experiences that have shaped her relationship with partisan politics.
