We Shall Turn This Govts Destructive Tide into Positive and Progressive Waves Mahama Assures Ghanaians

Former President John Dramani Mahama, has reassured Ghanaians of his government’s preparedness to turn things around for the better for all Ghanaians if elected president in the upcoming December 7 general elections.

In an engagement with the media on Sunday, July 7, 2024, the former President, who has staged a comeback on the ticket of the largest opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Mahama acknowledged the hardships Ghanaians and business owners in Ghana are going through.

John Dramani Mahama attributed the economic downfalls to the reckless spending of the Akufo-Addo/ Bawumia led government.

Mr. Mahama said, “We shall turn this government’s destructive tide into positive and progressive waves, waves that will reverberate in every home and corner of our country and across the globe, demonstrating that Ghana has once again gotten back on track.”   

According to Mr. Mahama, the unprecedented levels of poverty, unemployment, deterioration in livelihoods, and social inequity have exposed the dubious tactic of hiding incompetence under slogans.

He explained, "It confirms without hesitation that the disruptive and hasty experimentation with the lives of the Ghanaian people was underpinned by naiuml;ve exuberance, arrogance, and selfishness."

"I am referring to economic obstacles that have shattered the dreams of our youth and the aspirations of the vulnerable. No one has been sparedmdash;children, adults, including the middle class, and the elderly have all been hit very hard.”

The flagbearer of the NDC is imbued with hopefulness and optimism that the fortunes of all and sundry shall be turned around if he is given the mandate to be President of the republic.

John Mahama posited that, the alter Ghanaians are looking for is in the vote they cast for the NDC. He urged Ghanaians to consider the countless infrastructure he had undertaken as head of state, ranging from hospitals, markets, schools and industries to cast their votes for his because he has a track record of the undertaking projects and completing them.

“This is the Time for alter because of the urgent need for a transformative shift in the way we govern, the way we create jobs, the way we live, the way we provide social services, including health and education and the way we envision the future of our country, Ghana.”Kobina Darlington/