Mr. Beautiful, the well-known actor and staunch member of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), recently revealed the challenges he has faced since publicly endorsing former president Mahama and his political party. In a candid interview with Amansan Krakye, he shared unsettling incidents where his NDC affiliation led to discrimination and mistreatment.
One such incident occurred when Mr. Beautiful attempted to buy food at a restaurant, only to be denied service solely because of his strong association with the NDC and John Mahama. The food vendor adamantly refused to sell him any food, leaving him feeling targeted and marginalized.
Another unfortunate experience he recounted was when he approached a certain media house to pay for a TV advertisement. Shockingly, the owner of the TV station declined to work with him, citing his known allegiance to the NDC as the reason behind their decision. This incident further highlighted the discrimination faced by individuals based on their political affiliations in the country’s media landscape.
In response to the challenges he has encountered, Mr. Beautiful expressed his gratitude for the opportunities he has created for others through his involvement with the NDC. He acknowledged that despite facing adversities, his commitment to the party has paved the way for others to benefit.
It is disheartening to witness such instances of discrimination based on political beliefs, as it undermines the principles of inclusivity and democratic values. Mr. Beautiful’s revelation sheds light on the need for a more tolerant and respectful society where individuals are not judged or treated unfairly due to their political leanings.
As a prominent figure in the entertainment industry and a dedicated political activist, Mr. Beautiful’s story serves as a reminder of the importance of promoting unity and understanding among citizens, regardless of their political differences. Such incidents warrant attention from authorities and society at large, urging them to foster an environment where freedom of expression and association are upheld without fear of discrimination.
source: nkokonsa.com
