Former President, John Dramani Mahama has thrown shades at the ruling New Patriotic Party amid the economic crisis.
According to the NDC flagbearer candidate, the NPP government is full of less work but more talk.
Mr. John Mahama was speaking to some NDC faithfuls in the Eastern Region as part of 3-day campaign tour to solicit for vote to run for presidential race ahead of the 2024 general polls.
In the video which has gone viral, Mahama was heard throwing some funny jabs to the President Akufo-Addo led government on their failure to turn around the economic mess in the country.
Mahama trolled the NPP government saying God has given them the mouth to talk but they end up doing less work.
He also added that you can never win an argument with a NPP member because no matter what you say they have an excuse for that.
Watch the video below;
NDC Presidential aspirant, John Mahama shades NPP government over 'less work, more talk'#UTVNews pic.twitter.com/2p4W26JfNq
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The former president has been touring the Eastern Region since Tuesday, April 11, 2023 selling the vision he has for Ghana if NDC is voted into power once again under his leadership would change the economic fortunes of the country.
During his interactions with some delegates in the region, Mahama made a profound statement that God has already spoken to him that come 2024 elections, NDC will defeat NPP.
Speaking to NDC representatives in Okere, in the Eastern Region, he said, “By God’s grace we have the experience, we didn’t buy it in the store, we didn’t learn it in school, it is God who gave us the opportunity to gather that experience.”
He added “Don’t worry about what some people are saying, it is God’s will, I attend church and when I pray God speaks to me and God has said this is the time for NDC, he has given us power. If God decides no one can change it. Let us continue to pray and trust that what has been arranged will come to pass.”
He also urged every NDC candidate for a seat in the House of Representatives to run a respectable campaign.
