In Ghana, music and politics often intersect, with many celebrities lending their voices to support political campaigns.

Over the years, several Ghanaian musicians have composed songs for both the National Democratic Congress (NDC) and the New Patriotic Party (NPP).

Here’s a look at some of these influential artists and their contributions to the political landscape.

For the NDC:

1. Jewel Ackah: Known for the iconic “NDC Anthem,” Jewel Ackah’s music has been a rallying cry for the party’s supporters.
2. Dee Aja: His hit song “Onaapo” became an anthem during the 2016 elections, resonating widely with NDC supporters.
3. Michael Adangba: Composed “Vote For Mahama,” a song that encouraged voters to support the then-incumbent president.
4. Mzbel: Released “JM Toaso,” a song that supported John Mahama’s campaign.
5. Bukom Banku: Known for “After the Election,” which reflected his support for the NDC.
6. Nacee: Created the song “Okada,” which highlighted the party’s policies and promises.

For the NPP:

1. Daddy Lumba: Composed “Nana Winner,” a song that became synonymous with Nana Akufo-Addo’s campaign.
2. Great Ampong: Released “Vote for Nana Akufo-Addo,” which was widely played during the election period.
3. Kwabena Kwabena: Known for “Number One,” a song that supported the NPP’s presidential candidate.
4. Lucky Mensah: Created “Monto Ma Nana Addo,” a song that urged voters to support Nana Akufo-Addo.

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