Political catfight!!! Mzbel has hit back strongly at Lucky Mensah, who has totally abandoned the NDC, who he campaigned for in 2012, for the opposition NPP.
Clearly not the brightest bulb in the room. In a haste to condemn Lucky Mensah for a slight problem, she has revealed the shadiness that goes on behind the scenes in politicians currying support from celebrities. 
She claims Lucky Mensah got goodies from the NDC in 2012, including a car and a house, for making a song and campaigning for them. According to her, Mensah is now pissed because he’s not getting more goodies, and has therefore decided to join the NPP.
Do you know who recently just came out for the NDC and also did a song for them?? Belinda Nana Ekua Amoah.
This is what Mzbel said in response to Lucky Mensah campaigning against the NDC and calling them ‘career killers’.
“Musicians who say parties have killed their career are the lazy ones, and are not creative and depend on politicians to reward them for endorsing or supporting their party and when these exceptions fail, then they will say the parties have killed their career.” she said.

“Honestly, I was disappointed in Lucky Mensah for saying that the ruling NDC are career killers…Because I know very well that the musician [Lucky Mensah] wanted to perform on the show but they didn’t put you there because; you this same person you are here you are there. Its greed, so if you don’t get to perform on the show and you don’t get what you are expecting, then you say that the NDC are career killers?.
“Meanwhile, in the last election, you got a car and money. You keep asking and the moment you ask and you don’t get, then you go and do something against the party. When you get, you change your mind, when you don’t get, then you say things that are untrue. I respect Lucky Mensah a lot but he is not doing this for the country. He is doing it for his own selfish reason…I am not against his political choice because we all choose based on our choices. So if you [Lucky Mensah] was given the money you want, you would have come out on radio and say things; and even lie…People who do that are are not real and they shouldn’t be taken serious.
“Lucky Mensah did a song for the party and requested for money and a car, and was given,”
In response, Lucky Mensah said what he go was payment from the NDC to buy the rights for his song – payment which he said he didn’t even get in full.