n a spirited address at the launch of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) 2024 manifesto in Winneba, former President John Mahama didn’t mince his words as he criticized President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo’s governance style. Apexnewsgh reports  Describing him as “a president who just doesn’t get it,” Mahama launched into a scathing critique of the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) under Akufo-Addo’s leadership. Mahama took aim at the rampant nepotism, corruption, and what he termed as maladministration within the NPP government. He highlighted the disturbing economic indicators plaguing the country, citing the alarming inflation rates soaring beyond 50% and the Ghana cedi’s worrying depreciation, which he noted was currently “hovering above 20%.” Expressing deep disappointment in the performance of Dr. Alhaji Mahamudu Bawumia, the acclaimed economic whiz kid and leader of the economic management team (EMT) under the NPP, Mahama questioned Bawumia’s suitability to steer the “crashed Ghanaian vehicle of state.” Mahama painted a picture of fading investor confidence in Ghana under the current administration, stressing that many domestic and foreign investors were adopting a cautious “wait-and-see” approach. In his interactions with these investors, Mahama recounted how they expressed hope that Ghanaians would exercise their democratic rights on December 7 to drive a change that would usher in a prosperous economy benefiting all. “Many domestic and foreign investors have adopted a wait-and-see attitude. Many of them I have met have told me that they are waiting for a signal from the Ghanaian people,” Mahama remarked. He emphasized the urgent need for a shift in Ghana’s political and business climate to create a conducive environment for investments to flourish, signaling a call for change towards a brighter economic future for the nation. Source: Apexnewsgh.com

John Dramani Mahama, the esteemed flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), took center stage at the party’s manifesto launch on a memorable Saturday, August 24, 2024. Apexnewsgh reports With unwavering conviction and a fire in his words, Mahama called upon his fellow Ghanaians to unite and make a decisive choice in the upcoming December elections. “We cannot fail Mother Ghana,” he resonated, his voice charged with emotion, “therefore, I urge you all to vote for change on December 7, 2024.” His message rang clear and resolute as he painted a stark contrast between the existing administration and the promise of a bright, hopeful future. Standing tall, Mahama expressed profound concern for the current state of affairs under the ruling party, declaring vehemently, “The time is up for this administration, the time is up for them to go.” In a poignant critique of the incumbent government, Mahama highlighted the erosion of democracy, shattered livelihoods, and plunging masses into poverty. His rallying cry extended beyond mere words, envisioning an end to what he termed a period marked by tyranny, cronyism, and corruption. “The upcoming election is our pivotal moment to put an end to this era of suffering and despair,” he proclaimed, his gaze unwavering. “Your vote on December 7th will mark the end of tyranny, cronyism, and corruption. It will pave the way for vision, experience, and trustworthiness, qualities that I will bring back to the Flagstaff House.” Mahama did not shy away from challenging the current administration, urging them to ready themselves for a transition of power. “They [current NPP government] should start writing their handing-over notes if they have not done so already,” he advised, his words laced with determination and hope for the future. In a stinging rebuke, Mahama characterized the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) as “the biggest political scam since independence in 1957,” denouncing the administration’s promises as a facade. “Nana Akufo-Addo is the President Ghana never got,” he emphasized. Source: Apexnewsgh.com

In the heart of a bustling town, under the gaze of a curious crowd in Winneba, a promise was etched into the political fabric of Ghana by none other than the formidable flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), the former President, John Dramani Mahama. Apexnewsgh reports  With unwavering determination in his eyes and a fervor in his voice that resonated through the crowd, Mahama unveiled a groundbreaking declaration that stirred the nation. A promise, not just of change, but of a revolution in accountability and transparency. A vow that if the people chose him in the upcoming December 7 general elections, the landscape of governance would shift. In a resolute tone, Mahama declared his intention to introduce legislation that would erect formidable barriers against the avarice of politically exposed individuals, a move aimed at safeguarding state assets from falling into unworthy hands. Under the banner of his leadership, a new era would dawn, one where the nefarious grip of corruption on state coffers would be loosened. No longer would the elite few, cozy in political circles, have the audacity to plunder the nation’s resources at the expense of its people. “My children, my wife cannot buy state assets,” Mahama proclaimed firmly, ensuring that even those closest to him would be held to the highest standard of integrity. With the room pulsating with anticipation, he revealed his masterstroke – an initiative christened “Operation Recover All The Loot Strategies” (ORALS) – a battle cry meant to reclaim what was lost, to restore faith in the governance of the land. But his vision did not stop there. In a move that resonated with the dreams of everyday Ghanaians, Mahama expanded his pledge to the realm of education, an oasis of hope for the youth. He decreed that scholarships, the gateway to a brighter future, would no longer be a privilege of the privileged few with political connections. Relatives of politically exposed persons, including spouses and siblings, would no longer hold sway over the opportunities meant for the deserving. Instead, scholarships would find their way into the hands of the children of farmers, of ordinary Ghanaians striving for a better tomorrow. As the manifesto echoed through the streets, Mahama painted a picture of a Ghana where accountability was not just a word but a way of life, where transparency was not a luxury but a commitment. Source: Apexnewsgh.com

In the heart of Winneba, Central Region, a groundbreaking proposal for Ghana’s economic future unfolded at the launch of the 2024 National Democratic Congress (NDC) Manifesto on a vibrant Saturday afternoon. John Dramani Mahama, the former president, stood before an eager crowd, unveiling a vision that promised a new dawn for the nation. Apexnewsgh reports  With a determination as firm as the convictions in his voice, Mr. Mahama introduced a revolutionary concept: the implementation of a 1:3:3 schedule within a proposed 24-hour economy. He presented a physical symbol of this change, a 24-hour clock ticking away behind him. “One job, three shifts, three people,” he declared, explaining the essence of the plan, which would divide work into three shifts of eight hours each. The core promise of this initiative? Equality in opportunity; a scenario where “everyone will get something to eat.” His words resonated with the crowd as he painted a vivid picture of how the 24-hour economy would not only combat unemployment but soar the nation’s productivity to unprecedented heights. In a symbolic moment of unity, an official 24-hour economy anthem, infused with Jamaican rhythms, was released. The catchy tune hailed the economic policy as a beacon of hope, rallying all supporters of Mahama to join the movement towards restoring him to the Golden Jubilee House. John Dramani Mahama’s aspiration for presidential power reverberated through his speech, carrying a promise to reset Ghana’s governance and economic trajectory. As the country geared up for the impending elections on December 7, his primary adversary, Vice President and New Patriotic Party (NPP) flagbearer Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, stood as the formidable challenger to this ambitious vision. The stage was set, the battle lines drawn. The fate of Ghana’s economic future hung in the balance as the nation braced itself for a crucial decision that would shape its destiny. Source: Apexnewsgh.com

In a rally in Bolgatanga, Presidential candidate John Dramani Mahama took a swipe at his likely contender, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, saying Ghana requires an experienced leader, not an inexperienced “driver’s mate”. Apexnewsgh reports Mahama emphasized the country’s dire situation, mismanaged by the current administration, necessitates a skilled team to put things right. Referencing Bawumia’s self-description as a “driver’s mate”, Mahama argued that the Vice-President has admitted his lack of leadership skills, making him unfit to lead the country. In contrast, Mahama believes his experience and demonstrated ability to tackle crises make him the ideal candidate. Mahama told the crowd, “We don’t need a driver’s mate… We need an experienced driver to move the car out of the ditch, put it back on the road, and drive us safely to our destination.” He praised his running-mate, Naana Jane Opoku-Agyemang, as a competent co-driver who will help resolve the country’s crises. Mahama highlighted the historic significance of having a female Vice-President, inspiring women to strive for high positions. Continuing to taunt Bawumia, Mahama said, “She’s not going to be a driver’s mate. She’s going to be a co-driver.” He urged electorates not to risk the country’s potential by voting for the NPP candidate, who has demonstrated a lack of experience and qualities to navigate Ghana out of its troubles. Source: Apexnewsgh.com Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0256336062/0248250270.

Presidential candidate John Dramani Mahama has made a series of promises to the people of Upper East Region, including the construction of a modern stadium in Bolgatanga. Apexnewsgh reports Mr. Mahama observed that the region is rich in sporting talent and requires a state-of-the-art facility to nurture and realize its potential. During his campaign, Mahama emphasized the importance of a modern stadium, saying it will create jobs and help young talents harness their potential. He criticized the current administration’s astroturf projects, calling them substandard, and assured that his proposed stadium will be an ultramodern facility with all necessary amenities. Mahama also pledged to secure funds for the equipment of the newly constructed clinical block at the Upper East Regional Hospital, blaming the current administration for the project’s non-completion. He promised to undertake other infrastructural projects, including road construction and dam rehabilitation, to improve agriculture and food security. Furthermore, Mahama reiterated his resolve to hold the Akufo-Addo government accountable for alleged state capture and pervasive corruption. He believes the NPP government is pushing for Dr. Bawumia’s election to avoid accountability and urged Ghanaians to vote them out of office. Mahama’s promises aim to address the region’s infrastructure needs, promote sports development, and ensure accountability in governance. His campaign focuses on empowering the youth, improving living standards, and fighting corruption. Source: Apexnewsgh.com Please contact Apexnewsgh.com on email apexnewsgh@gmail.com for your credible news publications. Contact: 0256336062/0248250270.