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Mahama And Cronies Want Another Term To Steal More

By Daily Statesman
Opinion President John Dramani Mahama
JUL 12, 2016 LISTEN
President John Dramani Mahama

Even though the verdict out there among Ghanaians is that President John Dramani Mahama has been the worst ever leader to have superintended over the affairs of the country, he is begging for another term to continue his work.

And that is why Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, Presidential Candidate of the New Patriotic Party, has been wondering what President Mahama wants another term to do.

We want to provide the answer. President Mahama has given the nation more than enough evidence to believe that he sees governance as a means to create the enabling environment for family members and friends to make illegal wealth through the infamous enterprise of ‘create, loot and share.’

He therefore wants an extension of mandate for another term so that he and his cabal of ‘greedy bastards’ will get more time to steal more from the national coffers.

President Mahama simply did not come into government to improve upon the lives of the people. That is why he has been employing deceit, propaganda and obvious lies in his continuous desperate effort to create the impression that he means well for Ghanaians.

During the 2012 electioneering campaign, the president told the nation that the first term of the NDC government had been used to build a solid infrastructural base for the country, and to also put the economy on a sound footing. He therefore promised he was going to deliver prosperity to the people in the second them (putting money into their pockets).

But, with barely six months to the end of the second term of the government, the realities on the ground point to the fact that President Mahama and his government have delivered excruciating hardships to the people, leaving them in a state of complete hopelessness.

Indeed, President Mahama has been tried, tested and proven to be a failure in governance, especially when it comes to economic management. Yet, he says he wants another term to ‘continue improving’ the lives of the people.

It is clear the number one citizen of the land has lost complete touch with the realities on the ground, or he is being insincere with the people of Ghana. That is why he can ask for another term, with the promise to ‘continue improving’ their lives.

Whose lives has he been improving, apart from members of his family, his cronies and his cabal of ‘greedy bastards’ who have been provided with the enabling environment that allows their ‘create, loot and share’ enterprise to flourish?

The best the President should be doing is to ask for forgiveness from the people of Ghana for putting them through hell in the last 8 years, having wasted all the opportunity he had to turn the fortunes of the country around.

The most harrowing experience any group of people can go through is to live under a government that does not only exhibit complete ineptitude when it comes to economic management, but also has a huge tolerance level for naked corruption and plain thievery. This is the state of Ghana under President Mahama.

That is why the Daily Statesman wants to caution Ghanaians once again that another term for the corrupt President Mahama and his cabal of ‘greed bastards’ will only extent the opportunity they have to steal more from the national coffers, and thus create more hardships for all of us.

The only way out for the nation now is to boot out this corrupt president from power and replace him with the more patriotic, incorruptible Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo who has convinced the nation beyond every reasonable doubt that he is not into politics to amass wealth, but to seek the wellbeing of the masses.

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