Africa-Press – Ghana. Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo Addo didn’t force the former Auditor-General, Daniel Yaw Domelevo, to go on pension because of his age. He forced that man to retire because he was scared Domelevo was going to expose his corruptible activities. That impact of corruption has collapsed Ghana and its economy today.
By nature, human beings are not perfect, but being a leader, everyone looks upon you as their president. Thus, the need to be truthful is very important because that’s what will boost the people’s confidence in you. Yet despite the corruption and cunning lifestyle of Nana Akufo Addo, Ghanaian writers and journalists don’t have problems with that but have problems with Mahama, a man who is not in power.
I just don’t follow people because they are presidents. I take efficiency, intelligence, and what a person is capable of before I will begin to give that person attention. Akufo Addo thinks he is very clever, but he is not. If he deeply thought about what he said or did, he wouldn’t have messed up himself in such a bad manner, amid a collapsed economy, political instability, and depressed currency.
A section of Ghanaians keep supporting, applauding, and praising Akufo Addo’s cunning lifestyle, which seems intelligent to him and his supporters, but I am not interested. I find it necessary to bring out certain past cases to prove that Akufo Addo is not worthy to be trusted in whatever he does or says. Those too scared to speak about his wrongdoings, together with him, are nation-wreckers.
Tales of lies and deception from Nana Akufo Addo. Left: Maxwell Kofi Jumah, close to 72, is the Director of GIHOC, while Daniel Domelevo, the former Auditor-General, was forced to retire at 60.
By nature, human beings are not perfect, but being a leader, everyone looks upon you as their president. The need to be truthful is very important because that’s what will boost the people’s confidence in you. Mr. Daniel Domelevo was appointed the Auditor-General on December 30, 2016. Domelevo, who was born on June 1, 1960, was then 61.
Akufo Addo made Ghanaians believe that the age issue was the reason he asked Domelevo to retire. If that’s the case, the president should explain why Maxwell Kofi Jumah, who was born on June 26, 1950, and is now nearly 72 years old, is still working as the Director of GIHOC distilleries. Is Jumah’s age not important because his son is married to the daughter of the president?
If the president’s decision to keep Jumah as Director for GIHOC at 72 is upheld, then everyone will agree with me that nepotism and family governance have dented and impacted this government to destruction. That’s why nothing is working in this administration because it is a government built on the foundation of deception, lies, hypocrisy, and corruption. Unfortunately, some corrupt judges, journalists, and heads of churches have made the current abysmal political and economic situation in Ghana worse.
Everything surrounding Akufo Addo has many questions to answer. His education, his claim as a human rights lawyer, his election victory in 2020, and many others need to be investigated because Akufo Addo’s government is a total disaster, yet many find it hard to accept due to greed and nepotism, but I don’t dwell on nepotism to promote evil, hypocrisy, lies, and corruption in a government.
The former Auditor-General, Domevelo, should be happy about the lies of Akufo Addo that sent him away because if he were to be in this government, he would have been linked to every corruption, debt, and stolen funds by the NPP government that collapsed this state. It’s good that Ghana has a president called Akufo Addo, but he will always remain the worst leader in Ghana’s political history.
How many international investors will be encouraged to invest in Ghana if they become familiar with the dishonesty and deception of the Ghanaian president? Many in Ghana waste their time on things that don’t matter and ignore issues that affect our country. The clever ones can find out the investment opportunities Ghana has lost since this NPP government came to power.
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