Mahama is the worst president in the history of Ghana – Padmore Baffour Agyapong

General News of Sunday, July 21st, 2019

Source: www.ghanaweb.com

2019-07-21

Former President John Dramani Mahama is considered the worst country the country has ever known with respect to state leaders under the Fourth Republic.

Padmore Baffour Agyapong, a member of the New Patriotic Party's (NPP) communications team, said the following while speaking on Net2 television about the president's recent comments on cocoa farmers in the United States. Ghana.

President Mahama, speaking Tuesday during a conversation with cocoa farmers and the Enchi population in the Aowin district, in the North West region, said that He "felt very sad" that the ruling government, led by President Nana Akufo-Addo, decided to stop providing free fertilizers and let the fertilizers expire and be eliminated.

"I am very sad for our cocoa farmers," said President Mahama, adding "we had good plans and we started to implement good policies for the cocoa sector".
In response to this, Mr. Baffour Agyapong criticized the NDC's flag bearer, accusing his many "slanderous comments" against the NPP of his failure to accept defeat and to recover afterwards.

He is impressed, he said, by the fact that Mr. Mahama always complains of everything and nothing, even without sufficient evidence. He thinks the burden of knowing that he is the worst president ever to have ruled in the history of Ghana explains this situation.
"Mahama has not yet realized that he's lost. He resorted to complaining about everything. He returned to the competition in 2020. To try his luck, he began to defame the government in power in the eyes of Ghanaians.

"Maybe he's crying because after making his decision, he found that of all the presidents that Ghana has known, he was the worst under the Fourth Republic and that it became his painful, "he said.

Mr. Baffour Agyapong pointed out that he was trying as he could, he could never use the flaws of agriculture and education against the NPP, especially because he believes that the NPP has proven beyond a reasonable doubt, its interest in farmers and education through its policies put in place these sectors.
"Even if this is the case, the NDC can never talk about schools and agriculture as part of the NPP because they may be unlucky and beaten. It is obvious that the NPP is doing good things for the country, especially in the fields of agriculture and schooling, and instead of appreciating it, you want to appeal to cocoa farmers?

"Cocoa farmers are not unreasonable. He went to Sehiwi Wioso and the welcome was not disappointing. Yet, without learning his lessons, he will not say better when he returns there, extolling the achievements of the NPP and pledging to do better. He continues to destroy our image, what does he do when he comes? ".