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• Wofa 1 year ago

  Experience in what, corruption?
  Have you forgotten GYEDA, bus Rebranding, SADA, 4 years of dumsor, come on.

  Experience in what, corruption?
  Have you forgotten GYEDA, bus Rebranding, SADA, 4 years of dumsor, come on.

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• Batuta 1 year ago

  Fiifi Kwetey is the NDC's chief liar. His dirty brain cannot deceive us. Experience in what? John Mahama as President was only known for his rent seeking schemes, womanizing and habitual drinking. He is yet to prove that he h ...
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  Fiifi Kwetey is the NDC's chief liar. His dirty brain cannot deceive us. Experience in what? John Mahama as President was only known for his rent seeking schemes, womanizing and habitual drinking. He is yet to prove that he has changed.

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• Nana Yaw. 1 year ago

  Say that again.

  Say that again.

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• Koo 1 year ago

  Experience does not naturally equate to competence. If experience is the end of the story, please recruit Abedi Pele, Mohammed Polo, Abdul Razak, et. al. into the Black Stars. Experience means he has done it before, it doesn' ...
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  Experience does not naturally equate to competence. If experience is the end of the story, please recruit Abedi Pele, Mohammed Polo, Abdul Razak, et. al. into the Black Stars. Experience means he has done it before, it doesn't mean he did it well. This nonsense is the reason why your government agencies and other institutions are filled with incompetence.

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• Koby 1 year ago

  Great deception

  Great deception

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• OPANIN 1 year ago

  John Mahama is on record as the most corrupt leader Ghana has ever had. From Kwame Nkrumah through Busia, Acheampong, Akuffo, Rawlings, Kufuor, Mills up to Akuffo Addo, none of them can be said to be as corrupt as John Mahama ...
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  John Mahama is on record as the most corrupt leader Ghana has ever had. From Kwame Nkrumah through Busia, Acheampong, Akuffo, Rawlings, Kufuor, Mills up to Akuffo Addo, none of them can be said to be as corrupt as John Mahama. He was being investigated by President Mills when Mills died suspiciously. Mahama has been listed as a wanted person in British crown court due to a bribe of 4.5million pounds sterling that he took through his brother for the Airbus military aircraft procurement process. He also took a bribe of 1.5million pounds sterling for the AKSA plant for which the former TOR MD is being tried in a U. S. court. He gave 58% of Ghana's deposit of bauxite to his brother without due process, and it was taken back from him. He spent USD29million to refurbish the runway of the Kumasi Airport, which shouldn't have cost more than USD10million. He spent USD300million on Terminal 3 of KIA. His appointees are on trial or are in jail for the following stealing cases: Cocobod liquid fertilizer contract of USD175m, supply of 200 ambulances for which the initial thirty were delivered didn't meet the standard after his security aid Jakpah had been paid 2.37million Euros, MASLOC MD stole GHS93million and has been tried, convicted and jailed 10 years in absentia, SSNIT OBS deal for which Earnest Thompson and his IT manager stole over USD50million, NCS scandal for which Baffoe Bonie and Tevie are in jail for stealing USD4million. Saglemi Housing project for Cillins Dauda and Agyeman Mensah are on trial for stealing 75% of the USD200million allocated for the project to construct 5000 housing units and they built less than 1500. He also stole 450 acres of GCAA land at La Nkwantanan and gave it to his financier Gyato, out of which he and his team of thieves have ten acres each. After four years of excruciating power crises which he intentionally created, he made over USD100million from the power generation plants that he bought on emergency, and then went ahead to sign Take or Pay PPAs for which this country Ghana pays over USD500m every year for power not utilized. This is the man John Mahama that people are clamoring for him to come back and finish the country. He is the biggest thief president that Ghana has ever seen in our history.

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