Former Regional Minister for Central Region under Mahama’s administration, Mr Thomas Aquinas Quansah popularly known as Shatta One has said that the only benefit Ghanaians will get in this Ghana-US deal is seeing our women giving birth to half-caste babies.
Shatta One speaking on Adom TV Badwan Show was spotted by ghanacelebrities.com making this shocking analysis.
I know I have not been writing as frequent as some of you would appreciate. The truth is, I am preparing for President Mahama’s grand exit—the man has overstayed his welcome and his recent rhetorics are becoming extremely unbearable.
This is a question being asked honestly without any malice or contempt intended: What has President Mahama been smoking these days?
And the reason why I am asking this question is, some of the statements coming from him are absurd at best and insane at worst.
Of course, President Mahama is aggressively desperate like a cornered mouse—doing and saying everything impossible to win the upcoming elections. A desperate man can be cheap with his utterances but at least, he should not forget his listeners are not completely mentally constipated.
This president paaa… well.. President John Dramani Mahama shared the above photo of him channeling Jamaican iconic athlete Usain Bolt’s famous pose. He shared the snap on his Instagram page. Nice.
President John Mahama is seriously and dangerously working his butt off.
Even if you think he has not worked hard in the last 4 years, these few months ahead will drain him, as he travels from one town to another, campaigning for votes.
Social media has served as with photos of John Mahama, dangerously climbing a pick-up car sideways–all so that he can get into the car, mount a mic and deliver a campaign speech.
Considering how he did the climbing, he must really be fit–but it was dangerous. His campaign managers should have arranged for something better.
Check out the photos below…
President John Dramani Mahama has been named the ‘Most Inspirational African President’ by the congress of all Africa Students Union.
The Union also adjudged the former African Union Chairperson, Dr. Nkosazana Clarie Dlamini Zuma, as African Personality of the Year.
“The All Africa Students Union (AASU), is an independent student body with equal membership from over 50 African countries, with its headquarters in Accra. The congress is the supreme organ of the union and is convened every four years. Each congress among other things, identifies individuals who have distinguished themselves in various fields of endeavour” reports 3News.
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Former President John Agyekum Kuffour, the ‘gentle giant’ – has taken some subtle jabs at the current leadership Ghana is enjoying, in the form of John Dramani Mahama.
President Kuffour, whose NPP government was replaced by John Mills and subsequently John Mahama’s governments – said Ghana has lost its way, plunging into economic chaos due to a lack of leadership.
President John Dramani Mahama’s now legendary visit to the Scottish Parliament has evoked many reactions, each different from the last. Scottish pastor Rev. David Robertson, who blogs at theweeflea, has added his voice to the entire episode. According to him, the behaviour of the Mp’s embarrassed their country, and undeniably had racial overtones to it. … Read more
President John Dramani Mahama, just returned to the country from his sojourn in Scotland where he received an honorary degree, has called on people to continue to address him as Mr and not Dr.
The President received a honorary doctor of Laws (LLD) from the University of Aberdeen in Scotland, conferred in a ceremony on the University’s Kings College Campus.
President John Dramani Mahama appeared before Parliament Thursday to deliver the last State of the Nation Adress (SONA) of his first term in office.
The minority in Parliament were not just going to allow him to waltz his there and deliver his address and leave unscathed, so the scheduled stunt this year was to show the President the red card.
George Boateng, the man who attempted to challenge President Mahama for the NDC Presidential candidates slot and got crushed has been arrested by operatives of national security.
The comical challenger, who had a lot of radical ideas if he won, was arrested on Sunday night by National security operatives and handed over to the police.
President John Dramani Mahama went a little over the top when commenting on the high rate of child marriages that exists in the country- especially in the Northern parts.
The President noted that an entire system is in place to protect perpetrators of such acts, and that if it is to stop, we must all work together to tackle it.
The controversy surrounding the two Gitmo detainees who were brought to be housed in Ghana by the United States is naturally dying off but the President of Ghana-John Dramani Mahama seems to be mounting a pointless argument grounded on his twisted understanding of compassion—as to why Ghanaians ought to fully accept his government’s housing of the detainees’ decision.
It makes a lot of political and intellectual sense for the President to be frank for once and say, we took these detainees as a result of international politics, diplomacy or our political relationship with America.
But to take most Ghanaians for idiots and erect a mediocre argument on the back of compassion with quotes from the Bible is offensively dishonest. Even if compassion was the reason for the President’s decision, why couldn’t America be compassionate by housing these detainees?
The President, John Dramani Mahama, has come out categorically to deny that there were any monetary considerations underlying government’s decision to accept two ex inmates of Guantanamo Bay to be resettled in Ghana.
The decision was communicated to a not too enthused public last week, and since then Ghanaians have been trying to decipher ‘why us?’ Especially when you consider that the US, a country uniquely suited to dealing with terror, has a law on their books prohibiting resettling these people in their country.
President John Mahama and his band of merry men, whom only countryman Songo can accurately describe for us- have decided that maybe the ‘sika diee’ is too much, and it is time to make some public commitments to curbing it.
Except, even on that; the President cannot make a proper gesture. The difference between first class and business class, on the airlines that actually separate those two- is so small as to be negligible.
Dear Mr President,
My name is …Evans from Ghana and currently reside in Germany. I’m a disappointed NDC member.
For the past few years since our late ex President prof Atta left us, may his soul rest in peace (what an honorable man he was), I have had sleepless night over the way your Government is handling issues of our dear country.
First of all, I commend you for your effort to build this nation through development. I have seen a couple of constructions of schools, roads, hospital and your efforts to put an end to the unprecedented energy crisis.
I highly commend you once again for your efforts in these fields.
Mr president, I have so much worry and my blood pressure keeps shooting up over the unprecedented corruption under your presidency. I think about it every day, but I haven’t been able to understand what’s really happening to our blessed country.
Sir, since you took over the most powerful office of our land, there has been hundreds of corruption under your presidency which is gradually collapsing our country.(Are you sleeping? wake up!!!!!)
Not to mention all but the few that actually shot my blood pressure up, Gyeeda,Wayome ,Brazil money (World Cup), Sada ,Judgement debt (heard of a lot I can’t recount), Kumasi airport renovation, Ghana police recruitment scam, Ameri cash flow deal, Mahama bus branding and a whole lot.
