How come your office never issued statements like this when you were Vice President during a tumultuous period, when people like Captain Smart reportedly spent more time in police cells than in their studios? Why didn’t you speak out when the Fix The Country protesters were arrested and denied bail?
Do you know what this statement suggests? Two things. First, you’re trying to portray yourself as an affable, angelic leader who doesn’t care what people say about you. Second, you’re implying that these actions are only problematic now, even though you saw nothing wrong with similar incidents under the Akufo Addo administration.
In effect, you’re trying to paint President Mahama as someone targeting citizens over free speech while simultaneously suggesting you have no issue with threats against the very office you seek to occupy.
This comes across as self serving and politically convenient. Yikes!
@utvghana When will a ruling party do something for opposition party to publicly support in Ghana politics. Opposition will say no saa till they gain power then now start saying yes to that same thing they said no to...
“We residents of Samreboi are very grateful to the judge for sentencing Chairman Wontumi to 20 years in prison. This will serve as a precedent.”
— A resident of Samreboi expresses his gratitude to the Accra High Court for sentencing Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, popularly known as Chairman Wontumi, to 20 years in prison, adding that his illegal mining operations destroyed lands and contributed to the devastating floods in the community.
@askghmedia Weeks ago you all were judging a police woman for attacking someone for videoing her at her station without her consent, ayoo now you all are being cool on a civilian