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General News of Tuesday, April 16, 2019
Source: www.ghanaweb.com
2019-04-16
President Akufo-Addo
The President of Ghana has drawn the wrath of the citizens as a result of a tweet that he shared to sympathize with France.
A news broke last night in the fire of Notre Dame Cathedral that destroyed properties worth millions of dollars. The Ghanaian president has issued some comforting tweets in order to comfort the French people, but Ghanaians will not have it. !
The president's tweets were greeted with retweets and responses from Ghanaians showing their anger and dissatisfaction. According to their answers, the president is too quick to offer his condolences and sympathy to people outside his jurisdiction, while his people are suffering.
Many tweets reminded the president of the recent heavy rain that killed more than five people and destroyed many homes. The simple question of these Ghanaians is to know where the tweet of the president must he sympathize with his own people?
Read the president's tweet and the answers below:
The Ghanaian people and I are shocked by the announcement of the destruction of the great Notre Dame Notre Dame Cathedral, one of the most emblematic buildings of world civilization, and extend our sincere condolences to the President. @EmmanuelMacron and to the French on their great loss.
– Nana Akufo-Addo (@NAkufoAddo) April 15, 2019
Why is the Ghanaian presidency sending sympathetic messages so quickly to foreign nationals when natural disasters strike them but can not do the same for citizens? In the past week, about ten Ghanaians have lost their lives because of the rains and no message from the presidency. and here they are
– PAQ (@PapaQuasy) April 15, 2019
You receive condolences for uninvited issues. Do you agree? Di wo fie asem mtcheeeew! ???? Watch how PDS uses our gadgets as consoles. I do not know if it's Grand Theft he's playing or Contra?
– WinkyWorld ???? (@Gokem_gh) April 15, 2019
You're so quick to tweet when something is happening outside of Ghana, but it takes days, sometimes weeks to tweet about what's going on here. Smh ????????????????????? https://t.co/GdSpP8Jozs
– Deborah Busumbru (@debbybus) April 15, 2019
If your eyes do not work, do not hear ???????????????? pic.twitter.com/s5l5bhmOYY
– Malik Adamu (@ MalikAdamu6) April 15, 2019
You and your government were shocked … Mtchewwwww
– Seshie Dela Renney ???????????????????????? (@SeshieDela) April 15, 2019
You who..? Woyale ????????
– Mafia Crenshaw (@ suge9yt) April 15, 2019
Speak for you please ????
People have lost their lives and belongings because of the torrential rain of yesterday but you have not bothered to send your condolences to the families, you are here expressing your shock state facing to the loss of another country .. 3y3 a diwo fie asem kakra– Ayigbey caramel (@ayigbey_toffee) April 15, 2019
The Mokola market, the Kejetia market had the same incident but we did not see that kind of response. Yesterday, people died from the floods, but nhwihweanim wey dey made you.
– k_danso (@k_samuwal) April 15, 2019
Hypocrisy really kills Africans and our leaders … Why does not a president have such a heart for his citizens but for foreigners?#NanaAddo like your citizens.
– Stephen Doku (@ DokuStephen2) April 16, 2019
Nana, these people also deserve condolences … We did not vote for you to be a speaker for international events wae Opanyin pic.twitter.com/8b1dTQnrjw
– Nana Adomako Ba ?? FI ???????? (@BamfiAkyeampong) April 16, 2019
This is how our lights flash, for about a month and telling us that it is a fault, you send your condolences to a country that can, within five months, renovate this structure. Mind your own business
NDC Time – Dumsor
MPN Time – Default
God is watching us all pic.twitter.com/T9RhNPJZ2Q– PROUD BOY? (@ Alberto_Dat) April 15, 2019
I am sad for this country. People died in a flood in Ghana, no tweet of our president … An old building burns in Paris, our president has sent his condolences … We are lost in this country. https://t.co/sxvKmR8Lnq
– Ayigbe Borla Bird ???????? (@ Mr_Ceyram) April 16, 2019
The Mokola market, the Kejetia market had the same incident but we did not see that kind of response. Yesterday, people died from the floods, but nhwihweanim wey dey made you.
– k_danso (@k_samuwal) April 15, 2019
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