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Social media has made me a better leader - Mahama
President Mahama in a video uploaded on his official Facebook wall explained that because of the interaction and exchange of ideas he has with his virtual friends he has become a better leader.
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President Mahama in the video thanked his over one million followers on Facebook saying “we are one million already on Facebook; our community, like a seed of hope, has been growing constantly over the years and has turned into a robust tree,” he said in a video on his official page.
On Tuesday (August 30) President John Mahama shared pictures that put a more “playful” twist on his election campaign. The photos have since attracted various social media users, with the overall effect being positive. The picture gained Mahama, who is hoping for another term in office, 2,225,806 eyeballs.
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Overall, President Mahama seems to be playing the election campaign game so well, as a Sentiment Score of 68 out of 100 indicates that despite the idea that the photo would generate a backlash, it rather helped spur the president’s message of approachability.
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