Following his election victory, A-Plus writes to Mahama, outlining five expectations that Ghanaians have of him.

After winning the most recent elections, well-known Ghanaian musician and social critic Kwame Asare Obeng, better known by his stage name A-Plus, wrote an open letter to President John Dramani Mahama. Five key expectations that Ghanaians are anticipating from the new government were listed by the vocal activist.

Yen claims that in his letter, A-Plus congratulated Mahama on his electoral triumph and emphasized the importance of a leadership style that places a high value on inclusivity and transparency. He conveyed his expectation that sustained growth and the urgent issues facing Ghanaians will be addressed this term. Economic stability was the first issue brought up by A-Plus. He emphasized the significance of lowering inflation, generating employment, and making sure that the atmosphere is favorable for companies to prosper. Young people in particular, he said, are depending on policies that encourage entrepreneurship and creativity.

He also emphasized the necessity of better healthcare. He called on the Mahama government to give access to high-quality medical care first priority, particularly in rural areas. He thinks this will close the gap in healthcare delivery and enhance individuals' overall quality of life. The third major expectation was education reform. A strong educational system that addresses regional issues and conforms to international standards was demanded by A-Plus. To give young people employable skills, he underlined the value of funding technical and vocational education.

Infrastructure development was brought up as the fourth problem. While praising Mahama's prior endeavors, A-Plus urged him to keep enhancing transportation infrastructure, including roads and bridges. Infrastructure is essential for connecting communities and promoting economic progress, he continued. Finally, he demanded that corruption be eradicated. The President was encouraged by A-Plus to fortify the organizations in charge of combating corruption and guaranteeing responsibility in public office. Ghanaians, he said, are longing for a government that is honest and equitable. A-Plus concluded by expressing hope for the future and urging Mahama to lead with compassion and vision. He gave the President his word that he would support his efforts to improve Ghana.