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Election 2020: Rex Omar drops Yabre Mo; says NPP failed Ghanaians

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Veteran highlife musician Rex Omar has today release a yet anther single political song targeted at exposing President Akufo-Addo’s failed 2016 Campaign promises. 

The song seeks to inform Ghanaians on the various campaign promises President Akufo-Addo made during the 2016 general election for which he has failed to deliver them almost 4 years in office.

Mr. Omar touched on Nana Addo’s promises like One District-One Factory, One Constituency-One Million Dollars per year, One village-one dam, theater in every region, saving the public purse among others and said they are all lies.

According to him some of the other lies include, they will arrest the cedis, reduce fuel prices and import duties.

He did not escape the 350 Senior High Schools the President promised to build for the people of Ghana.

“Eeeyyyyy, Yabre Mo, Yabre Mo” – meaning we are tired of you.

NPP we are tired of you!, Nana Addo we are tire of you! Bawumia we are tired of you! Ghanaians are saying they are tired of you – These are some of the lines in the song.

The member of the NDC also said, President Akufo Addo has collapsed so many businesses and have become a corruption clearing agent.

The veteran musician who had never hidden his affection and support for former President John Mahama and his return bid had last two weeks turned what many thoughts was negativity into a positive mantra when he dropped “Papa No” (the Good One) song touting numerous positive achievements of former President Mahama during this tuner as President of Ghana.

The song, whiles stating Mr. Mahama’s visible projects urged Ghanaians to bring him back.

His “Papa No” hit came at the time that actress Tracy Boakye and her friends took to social media referring to their sugar daddy in a coded word as “Papa No” (The Man) which many in the ruling NPP linking that Papa No to Mr. Mahama

Follow this link for the song:

By: Efo Korsi Senyo / awakenewsroom.com

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