Last year after I attended the #OccupyJulorbiHouse protest, I granted an interview with @tv3_ghana that went viral.
I used to work with the Ghana Maritime Authority. That viral interview cost me my job because party and government machinery put pressure on the Director General to sack me.
I was coerced to resign solely because I attended a protest. I tended in my resignation on September 29, 2023.
I got called by many friends, and media houses to call the government out for using their political power to take away my source of livelihood. My lawyer asked that we take it up legally, but I declined because I knew that a day like this will come.
Power is temporary. It’s as volatile as flatulence. So when you have it, be careful how you use it because those who truly wield power can take it whenever they so desire.
If I actively campaigned for Mahama, it’s not only because I believe in his ability to reset our country but I also know that under his leadership, voices of dissent will not be silenced and that our voices will not be dismissed.
God bless Ghana.
#GhanaDecides2024
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#FixTheCountry
I have, this morning, received a congratulatory call from my brother Dr @MBawumia, following my emphatic victory in Saturday’s election.
Thank you, Ghana.
Honestly, I am soo proud of the youth. They told us our voice won’t matter. They told us elections are won on the ground and that all our cries won’t be heard. That we should go to other places, and we are out of touch with reality. Today, we showed that our reality counts!
Stood against systems! The Ghana Police, the Courts, the Presidency! The media! Stood against their own parents ! We won this year!
We are really not timorous souls!
The communication from the Ghana Armed Forces clearly states that there’ll be no military personnel at polling stations. If that is so then why were these military men insistent on going to the polling station
Hmmm your guess is as good as mine