Highlife musician Kaakyire Kwame Appiah has asserted that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) consistently leaves a significant legacy when in power, unlike the National Democratic Congress (NDC).

In a recent interview on Property FM in Cape Coast, Appiah stated, “Whenever NPP comes into government they try to leave behind a trademark or legacy which most of us can mention, unlike the NDC.

"When President Kufour came, he left behind the National Health Insurance, among others but under President Mills, there’s no trademark to show for his tenure although he did his best.”

He highlighted the achievements of past NPP administrations, such as the introduction of the National Health Insurance scheme under President Kufuor. In contrast, he felt President Mills’ tenure lacked a defining legacy, despite his efforts.

Appiah was particularly critical of the Mahama administration, describing it as lacking notable accomplishments or lasting impacts.“There is nothing to show under the presidency of Mahama which has become a legacy or trademark but even despite the criticisms at Akufo-Addo he’s been able to do Free SHS which is a trademark.

“And so if we consider these two political parties the one who always leaves behind a trademark or legacy is the one that we ought to allow to continue governing this country to do more for us,” he justified.

He praised President Akufo-Addo for implementing Free SHS, which he views as a significant and lasting achievement.

Appiah concluded that based on these observations, the party that consistently delivers a tangible legacy should be given the opportunity to continue leading the country for the benefit of its people.