Mahama will not win power in 2020 – Bagbin

General News of Saturday, February 2, 2019

Source: awakenewsonline.com

2019-02-02

John Mahama will lead the National Democratic Congress (NEC) to another embarrbading election defeat in 2020, if party delegates vote for him as a standard bearer, Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin predicted.

John Dramani Mahama and Alban Bagbin, along with five others, are vying to know who will lead the NDC in the presidential election of 2020. For the latter, Mahama's misleading fever observed in 2016 is resuming. says the NDC goes into the ditch.

"What we did not see in 2016, where Mahama went to campaign? The electorate began to claim it while others praised it with thousands of praises. The man they congratulated so much has ended up bitterly defeating us since 1992, "said MK Nadowli-Kaleo during the political evening of the Accra FM channel hosted by Kwabena Bobbie Ansah.

The danger that the NDC has not understood is its determination to create a party around John Mahama, considered a "demi-god" by some of his followers, Bagbin said.

"He has become a demi-god in the party and even when he is wrong and you report it, his supporters will attack you verbally. The NDC is not John Mahama, and to the way some are going, I'm sad that the NPP is beating again in 2020, with him (John Mahama) as a presidential candidate, "The current Parliament of Ghana" Mugabe "predicts.

He said that one of the suitors repudiated the careless abandonment of the base that had developed apathy in 2016.

The base, he explained, is the backbone of the party. Therefore, if a candidate continues to make a carnival during his tours, when regional and constituency officials come to meet him, with some beautiful faces, and his supporters In conclusion, the candidates would disappoint them on February 23, when the NDC would go to the polls.

"The behavior of some supporters of the CND is worrying, as if an individual, instead of a party, won the elections. Politics is not a theory. this is the practice and I have records to show for my success since I came to Parliament in 1992.

"The former president Mahama had the chance to happen and be able to be evaluated, but I want to say that I have never failed. My constituents can testify, "teased Mr. Bagbin.

When asked what new quality of leadership he had to persuade party delegates to give him his mandate, Alban Bagbin said, "Given my enormous achievements in my constituency and in Parliament, I propose broader, participatory governance. and inclusive.

"I will better organize the NDC with systems to generate ideas when I'm in government."

In addition, he said his leaders would be the cornerstone of a just, free and informed society when he became president of Ghana.

In conclusion, he said, "I have propelled John Mahama to the presidency. I do not hate him. We are both in a contest to build the NDC but not an individual. "