Bawumia: Mahama’s Record is the Worst in Ghana’s 4th Republic
Bawumia Asserts NPP’s Record in Infrastructure and Social Services is Far Superior
- Bawumia calls Mahama the worst-performing president in the Fourth Republic
- Bawumia emphasizes the current government’s progress in roads, education, health, and infrastructure
- Nana Duku Appiah Dankwah, Chief of Manso Adubia, expresses strong backing for Bawumia
NPP Flagbearer, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, has fiercely criticized former President John Mahama, labeling him as the worst performing president in the Fourth Republic’s history.
Speaking to party supporters in Manso Adubia on November 8, Bawumia emphasized Mahama’s failure to deliver significant development to the town, questioning his legacy and highlighting the lack of key infrastructure, like tarred roads.
According to Bawumia, Mahama’s tenure falls short in all critical areas, from GDP growth to agriculture, industry, and job creation.
In comparison, Bawumia touted the accomplishments of the current administration, boasting about improvements in roads, education, health, and sanitation.
Earlier, Bawumia met with religious leaders and traditional authorities to discuss his policies and garner their support for the upcoming elections.
The Chief of Manso Adubia, Nana Duku Appiah Dankwah, affirmed their backing, praising the NPP for their contributions, particularly in free education, and urged voters to remember the positive impact of the party’s policies.
