Who should take the fall for Mahama’s defeat?

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GHANA 7 years ago

WAIT TO SEE

WAIT TO SEE
JIMMY CARTER BASED 7 years ago

YOU ARE RIGHT- OUR COLONIAN MASTERS ARE STILL CONTROLLING EVERYTHING WE DO IN AFRICA: WE WILL NOT KNOW HOW MAHAMA LOST IT BUT THE KNOW WHAT THEY DID TO MAKE NANA ADDO TO WIN THE ELECTION;: ONE IS FOR SURE; NOT THE PEOPLE OF G ...
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YOU ARE RIGHT- OUR COLONIAN MASTERS ARE STILL CONTROLLING EVERYTHING WE DO IN AFRICA: WE WILL NOT KNOW HOW MAHAMA LOST IT BUT THE KNOW WHAT THEY DID TO MAKE NANA ADDO TO WIN THE ELECTION;: ONE IS FOR SURE; NOT THE PEOPLE OF GHANA VOTED FOR NANA ADDO:
KWAME 7 years ago

IT SHALL ALL COME OUT

IT SHALL ALL COME OUT
Mahamoud 7 years ago

The NDC national campaign coordinator, Mr. Adamu Kotokoli, could partially be blamed for the humiliating defeat of the party, in which "the NPP trashed the ruling party by about one million votes and also won majority of the ...
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The NDC national campaign coordinator, Mr. Adamu Kotokoli, could partially be blamed for the humiliating defeat of the party, in which "the NPP trashed the ruling party by about one million votes and also won majority of the parliamentary seats", as a result of the incompetence of Mr. Kotokoli and the incompetence and corruption of Mr. Mahama himself and that of all the "babies with sharp teeth' he appointed.

However, the real reason for the party's "painful defeat" is their undemocratic ways that have largely been exposed by the NPP party, and was able to block most of the channels the Vanquished party had been using to rig the elections. The world has changed so much since 1992 and NDC must also change with it, and not continue to rely on rigged elections to rule Ghanaians.
Adjah 7 years ago

@Jimmy: Still in denial eh? Did you see any white folks in line on Election Day? NDC lost because they were not listening to the voice of the people and Mahama was weak and corrupt. Infrastructure development does not cut it ...
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@Jimmy: Still in denial eh? Did you see any white folks in line on Election Day? NDC lost because they were not listening to the voice of the people and Mahama was weak and corrupt. Infrastructure development does not cut it when the economy is weak and people are suffering.
GHANA 7 years ago

THE WESTERN STILL CHOOSES OUR PRESIDENTS FOR US

THE WESTERN STILL CHOOSES OUR PRESIDENTS FOR US
VERO 7 years ago

Nobody is taking any blame for the exit of the dead goat. He himself appointed the small boys, had no vision or plans, appoints women he had fucked, benefitted from the massive corruption including the Ford Expedition, etc. M ...
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Nobody is taking any blame for the exit of the dead goat. He himself appointed the small boys, had no vision or plans, appoints women he had fucked, benefitted from the massive corruption including the Ford Expedition, etc. Mahama caused his own downfall and NOBODY SHOULD BE BLAMED.
TSAHE 7 years ago

Don't blame anybody. Mahama fucked more women that the time used for the work itself. To hell with him and blame him solely. HOW CAN YOU APPOINT YOPUR BED MATE AS THE ELECTORAL COMMISSIONER AND STILL LOSE THE ELECTION? WHO EL ...
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Don't blame anybody. Mahama fucked more women that the time used for the work itself. To hell with him and blame him solely. HOW CAN YOU APPOINT YOPUR BED MATE AS THE ELECTORAL COMMISSIONER AND STILL LOSE THE ELECTION? WHO ELSE ON EARTH CAN HELP THIS IDIOT?
YOOFI 7 years ago

Remember NDC is incompetent. They could not even come up with credible election strategies.

Remember NDC is incompetent. They could not even come up with credible election strategies.
AS 7 years ago

1. Mahama himself
2. Ibrahim
3, Muntie Three
4 Woyome
5. Economic hardship
6. Insults
7. Sharp teeth boys
8 corruption
9. Campaign with helipcoter
10. Arrogance
11. Insult of clergy
12. Kweku Ayidoho

1. Mahama himself
2. Ibrahim
3, Muntie Three
4 Woyome
5. Economic hardship
6. Insults
7. Sharp teeth boys
8 corruption
9. Campaign with helipcoter
10. Arrogance
11. Insult of clergy
12. Kweku Ayidoho
adoley 7 years ago

Dont go near rigging. Ghanaians were just fed up with NDC . Cant you see.

Dont go near rigging. Ghanaians were just fed up with NDC . Cant you see.
Pelicles 7 years ago

Mahama should be blamed. He thought buying cars and houses to some people will win him the presidency at a time when ordinary people are suffering in the face of high electricity bills, mass unemployment, erratic power outage ...
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Mahama should be blamed. He thought buying cars and houses to some people will win him the presidency at a time when ordinary people are suffering in the face of high electricity bills, mass unemployment, erratic power outages etc.

Arrogance also played a key role in NDC defeat because they thought being pompous and casting unrelenting insults to political opponents is the way forward.

Imagine how Mahama used "executive powers" to free the "Muntie 3" at the anger of most Ghanaians.
Amina 7 years ago

What do the NDC expect. When the NPP were busy outlining concrete programmes kofi adams koku and the rest busy insulting all those who opposed the NDC

What do the NDC expect. When the NPP were busy outlining concrete programmes kofi adams koku and the rest busy insulting all those who opposed the NDC
Nana Kyenkyehene 7 years ago

Blame Mahama himself, Ibrahim Mahama, Lordina Mahama, their friend Randy Abbey who lives at the Flagstaff House, according Alban Baghin, and their family, Nyaho-Tamakloe who accompanies Ibrahim Mahama to court in Kumasi

Blame Mahama himself, Ibrahim Mahama, Lordina Mahama, their friend Randy Abbey who lives at the Flagstaff House, according Alban Baghin, and their family, Nyaho-Tamakloe who accompanies Ibrahim Mahama to court in Kumasi

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