In a recent statement, Chairman Kwadwo Boateng Agyemang, the former NPP Constituency Chairman for New Juaben North, voiced strong objections to any political campaign advocating for Ghanaians to support the candidacy of former President John Dramani Mahama.

Chairman Agyemang contends that such a campaign not only lacks merit but also undermines the esteemed integrity of the Ghanaian
people.

Central to Chairman Agyemang's argument is his assertion that Mahama's previous presidency was marred by poor performance, widespread incompetence, and the most globally purported scandal king of the moment. He argues that promoting Mahama's return to power disregards the hardships endured during his administration and insults the intelligence of Ghanaian voters.

Throughout his tenure, John Mahama faced criticism for perceived governance, failures, and a lack of decisive leadership. From economic mismanagement to infrastructural deficiencies, his administration encountered numerous challenges that significantly impacted the nation.

The enduring effects of the power crisis under his leadership remain a poignant memory for many Ghanaians.

Chairman Agyemang's remarks reflect the sentiments of a significant portion of the Ghanaian populace, which harbours scepticism toward John Mahama's candidacy.

To them, the prospect of Mahama's resurgence symbolizes regression rather than progress for the country.

It's important to acknowledge that Ghanaian politics fosters vigorous debates and diverse viewpoints.

However, Chairman Agyemang's criticism underscores a widespread sentiment among Ghanaians who remain disillusioned with the idea of Mahama returning to power.

As Ghana prepares for the upcoming elections, the issue of leadership and governance weighs heavily on the minds of voters. Chairman Agyemang's admonition serves as a reminder of the importance of scrutinizing candidates' records and holding them accountable for their actions.

In summary, Chairman Kwadwo Boateng Agyemang's assertion that campaigning for John Mahama and urging Ghanaians to vote for him insults the integrity of the Ghanaian people, echoing broader dissatisfaction and skepticism towards Mahama's leadership capabilities. As the political landscape evolves, Ghanaians must carefully consider their choices to shape the future of their nation.