Gospel musician and staunch NDC supporter, Jack Alolome, has opened up about the challenges he faced after publicly endorsing former President John Dramani Mahama.

Speaking in an interview on Accra FM, Alolome revealed that his decision to align with Mahama during a campaign launch in Tamale led to mixed reactions, some of which affected his career.

According to him, shortly after his endorsement, he received calls from individuals expressing their disappointment. Beyond that, he began noticing an unusual pattern—his bookings for events were being quietly canceled.

"I didn’t really mind the backlash, but I started noticing that some shows I had been booked for were suddenly canceled, even though the event still went on," he shared.

He recounted a specific incident in 2024 when he was scheduled to perform at a convention where former Education Minister Dr. Yaw Adu-Twum was a special guest. Days before the event, he was informed that he had been dropped from the lineup, with no reason given for the decision.

Despite these setbacks, Alolome remains resolute in his support for the NDC and John Mahama, emphasizing that his political choices are a reflection of his personal beliefs.