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Shared my thoughts live on @net2tvgh, responding to the President's recent comments. We need real reward and punishment in this country, not just bold talk.
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When Prof. Ken Attafuah claimed President Akufo-Addo didn’t appoint him to “share jobs with party members,” Hon. Ken Ohene Agyapong didn’t hold back.
He defended the NPP grassroots, reminding the leadership that it was these loyal men and women who toiled, sacrificed and campaigned to bring the party to power, yet have been neglected since victory.
“You can’t use the grassroots to win elections and forget them after power.” — Ken Ohene Agyapong
“Me ne wo yɛnni asem
Me ne wo yɛnni asem koraa
Ɛnyɛ saa?
Nti mɛmma obi asem mmɛsei m’abrabɔ
Efiri sɛ me na m’anim wɔ ballot no so”
This statement by Alhaji clearly indicates that he is aware of the concerns out there.
If I were him, I would call those people to order. That is the first leadership test!
Anyway, look sharp and #GetKENnected (@realKenAgyapong )
#ForPowerPressKen
1. Dr. @MBawumia’s attempt to dismiss religion as a factor in the 2024 elections by claiming he “outperformed 236 Christian NPP parliamentary candidates” is logically weak, overly simplistic, utterly deceptive, and completely untenable.
2. First, the basis of the comparison itself is false & faulty. DMB’s true competitor was John Mahama, a Christian presidential candidate. Therefore the proper and proportional measure is presidential versus presidential, not presidential versus parliamentary. Juxtaposing himself against his own party’s Christian PCs is misleading, as it confuses two distinct contests; one national and one local, each shaped by entirely different dynamics.
3. Moreover, a presidential and Parliamentary elections are fundamentally different. Presidential contests are shaped by national narratives and broad perceptions of leadership, while parliamentary elections depend on constituency-level factors. Indeed, the fact that 345,465 voters supported our PCs yet rejected Dr. Bawumia at the Presidential level proves this point. Hence collapsing these categories only reduces a complex electoral process into one simplistic conclusion only serves to distort the reality of voter behavior.
4. The data referenced itself does not support his argument. Out of 236 NPP Christian PCs and 215 NDC Christian PCs; at least 91% of the parliamentary contests were Christian versus Christian. In such a scenario, religion is effectively neutralized as a deciding factor, leaving the candidates’ popularity, incumbency, and party strength as the real variables/determinants. To suggest that outperforming some Christian PCs proves religion was irrelevant ignores both context & electoral logic.
5. Finally, the very fact that DMB chose to measure himself against Christian PCs within his own party suggests more of a rhetorical maneuver than an empirical and honest analysis of the data. And I dare say that if religion were inconsequential, the natural comparison would have been to his direct rival, JM, and not his own PCs who in the end outperformed him by a margin of 345,465 votes.
earlier today, the Ashanti Regional Chairman, Bernard Antwi Boasiako aka Chairman Wontumi, led a team to the Mampong enclave to canvass support for Dr. Bawumia. This is a blatant disregard for the General Secretary’s directive by a regional chairman who is also a member of NEC.
Do those flouting Party directives even care that the Nation is observing a 3-Day National Mourning?
Hopefully we will hear from the National Executives of @nppghanahq regarding this gross misconduct!
He told us to vote for Bawumia
He said he is humble blah blah blah
The end result after knowing who members of his camp are…
#Fr3WoNua#GetKennected@i_am_gs