The Vice President of the Republic, who just got elected as flag bearer of the New Patriotic Party, took his thank-you tour to the Jakpa palace on Monday, November 20, 2023, after he had hopped from one palace to the other, crawling on his belly in fake humility—a cunning approach intended to hook us again into believing his trademarked lies and empty promises.
The NDC in the Savannah Region has noticed again that the Vice President, Dr. Bawumia, conveniently dodged the 10 basic questions put before him a few days ago and, typical of his style of deception, chose to promise the Yagbonwura Jirah Bii-Kunuto Jewu Soale I a renovated palace instead.
Before Gonjaland gets deceived again, please permit me to refresh our minds on the lists of failed promises from Bawumia to some prominent chiefs of the North, starting with the overlord of the Mamprugu Kingdom, where Bawumia hails from.
Firstly, the Vice President promised to deliver to the Na-Yiri Naa Bohagu Mahama Abdulai Sheriga a befitting travelling car, which he hasn’t delivered since assuming office. It’s on record that the Na-Yiri snubbed him on his recent visit to the palace because of the failed promise.
On September 23, 2020, a sod was cut by the Vice President at the Damongo town park for the construction of the Savannah regional house of chiefs building. Till now, zero work has been done on it.
On October 2, 2022, the Vice President promised the king of Dagbon, Yaa-Naa Abubakari Mahama II, the dualization of Yendi township roads. Nothing has happened.
Bawumia promised the paramount chief of the Wungu traditional area, Wun-Naa Zoori Alhaji Saaka Sulemana, completing a road project started by John Mahama but could not, and his palace became a forbidden area for him.
On December 17, 2019, a sod was cut by the Vice President for the construction of a 35 million Ghana Cedis watermelon processing factory in Walewale for the people of Mamprugu. Four (4) years down the lane, he could only deliver a pavilion.
On May 17, 2018, the Vice President visited the overlord and king of the Mamprusi people, Na-Yiri, and promised to give his palace a facelift. It’s been five solid years, and the palace has yet to see the light of that promise.
A man who has failed to build the father’s house can’t be seen promising his stepfather a house. He must fix his dented credibility first.
There are an uncountable number of his lofty promises to our chiefs that are yet to be delivered by him and his failed government.
I will willy-nilly submit my humble self to the Jakpa palace for castration if the Jakpa palace sees any renovation under Dr. Bawumia. I’m daring Dr. Bawumia to prove me wrong on this.
For his information, H.E. John Dramani Mahama has presented to Jirah an architectural design of a befitting palace to be delivered to him after he is elected president.
Signed;
R.A Jalil
Communication Officer
Savannah Region
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