In the general election of 2024, John Mahama of the opposition National Democratic Congress is predicted to lose to Dr. Mahamadu Bawumia, the Vice President of the Republic and flagbearer of the ruling New Patriotic party, according to Mr. Kwabena Frimpong, Deputy Protocol Director of the ruling party.
He believes that compared to the NDC candidate, who has served as both vice president and president before,
As the vice president, Dr. Bawumia has proven to be more capable.
According to Mr. Frimpong, Dr. Bawumia's efficacy has made it possible to use drones to deliver necessary drugs and medications to all of the nation's medical facilities.
He went on to say that nobody has to get up early to go and stand in line at health insurance offices because it is now so easy to renew a National Health Insurance card from the comfort of your home. Dr. Bawumia's initiative, Mobile Money Payment Interoperability, has made it easy and convenient to advance mobile money across networks, he pointed out. In addition, by linking your accounts to your phone number, you can effortlessly complete all of these actions. To withdraw, deposit, or transfer money over the phone, you are in no way obliged to physically visit a bank." All Ghanaians can now easily identify homes and offices and give directions thanks to the digital addressing system," Mr. Frimpong went on.
"Every Ghanaian would remember Dr. Bawumia today for digitalizing our country; but, Former President Mahama would be remembered for Dumsor, which brought down numerous factories and industries; Guinea fowl that left for Burkina Faso and never returned; corruption related to bus branding; Gyeda Sada; isophotonee corruption; a shortage of chalk to allow teachers to teach; and the exorbitant costs associated with government projects," he continued on. In an interview with Dr. Rey of Rainbow Radio in the UK, he disclosed these. He stated that all Ghanaians ought to carefully weigh the contributions each former president Mahama and Veep Dr. Mahama Bawumia made to the nation while they were in office, as they are currently in competition.
"Even in the face of opposition, I firmly believe that Dr. Bawumia is a visionary who, with Mahama, will lead Ghana into prosperity through his digitization drive. He remains incompetent because, by the time of the 2000 election, we knew that the former president, if elected, would provide free health insurance to all Ghanaians, just as Nana Addo had done with free secondary education. But what about Mahama? Nothing at all.
In his closing remarks, he begged all Ghanaians to have faith in the visionary, humble, and sincere Dr. Bawumia to help build a prosperous country for all of us.
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