Actress Mercy Asiedu, a prominent figure in the Ghanaian creative arts industry, has thrown her support behind former President John Dramani Mahama.
At an event organized by Mahama to gather input from individuals in the creative sector on what the National Democratic Congress (NDC) can do to support their industry if they regain power, Mercy Asiedu expressed her endorsement for ex-President Mahama.
During her speech, Mercy highlighted Mahama’s previous support for the creative industry, noting that when he was President, he made efforts to uplift and empower artists.
She specifically mentioned how Mahama assisted some individuals in the industry who were unable to purchase vehicles, emphasizing the positive impact he had on their lives.
Mercy Asiedu emphasized the importance of supporting Mahama in the upcoming election, stating that his return to power would benefit creatives due to his deep understanding of the sector and his commitment to empowering its members.
Mercy Asiedu is a well-respected figure in the Ghanaian movie industry, having made significant contributions to its growth.
She gained popularity for her roles in the iconic Concert Party and the hit movie “Asoreba.” Recognized as one of the leading actresses in Kumawood, Mercy has played diverse roles in numerous films throughout the 2000s.
