Ghanaian musician and politician Kwame Asare Obeng, also known as A-Plus, voiced his opinion that the National Democratic Congress (NDC) has become the most appealing political brand in Ghana.

A-Plus attributed this shift to the leadership provided by the New Patriotic Party (NPP) over the past seven years, claiming that the days of the NPP's political supremacy are now behind us.

He urged NPP members to critique the current leadership, warning that their actions could jeopardise the government's future and the party's electoral prospects.

A Plus pointed to the positive reception of the NDC's initiatives, such as their activities at UPSA, as evidence of the party's growing appeal, contrasting it with what he described as a decline in the NPP's attractiveness due to the infiltration of "fools" within the party's ranks.“Your lights are going out, and you are still waiting to break the eight. It is you, the member of the NPP, who should criticize the leadership of the country, saying that what they are doing will destroy the government and the party’s chances in the future.“Look at what the NDC did at UPSA and how people received the message. This was what the NPP was known for, but now, a lot of fools have infiltrated the rank and file of the political party, and it is not attractive anymore," A-Plus stated.