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George Krobea Asante, NPP Deputy National Communications Director, writes: Ghanaians should reject John Mahama

by The Sikaman Times
April 15, 2024
George Krobea Asante, NPP Deputy National Communications Director, writes: Ghanaians should reject John Mahama
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Ghanaians should reject John Mahama outright because he is only seeking an opportunity to stage revenge for voting him out in 2016. 

Indeed, John Mahama, even when he was having one more term by law, said he is a dead goat after causing Ghanaians to sleep in dumsor for four years, cancelling teachers and nurses training allowances, placing a total embargo on public sector employment, paying teachers for only three months instead of three years, failing to supply our basic schools with common chalk, and telling Ghanaian youth to sell stones as a means of livelihood, among other serious mistreatment meted out to Ghanaians. 

So imagine voting for Mahama, who, per law, cannot run for re-election in this country again. It will be a perfect time to take revenge for the pain Ghanaians caused him and his family by voting him out in 2016. This is a message for the wise. 

Dr. Bawumia, after his first term, will be compelled to account for his stewardship of Ghanaians before he is given any chance for a second term, and this alone means he will not be able to take Ghanaians for granted. 

Ghanaians have to make a choice between the past and the future, where Mahama represents the past and Dr. Bawumia represents the future.

Vote for Dr. Bawumia and reject the incompetent Mahama.

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