Pulse Ghana as part of our election campaign asked our audience what question they would ask former president Jerry John Rawlings if they met him.
'Can we get you back?' Ghanaians tell what questions they’ll ask ex-President Rawlings
Jerry John Rawlings is Ghana’s first president in the fourth republic. The man who ruled Ghana from 1992 to 2000 before former president John Agyekum Kufuor took over.
Can we get you back? Ghanaians tell what questions they’ll ask ex-President Rawlings
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Here are some questions Ghanaians asked in the comment section:
- Will you like to be the next president of Ghana?
- Is it possible to come back to govern Ghana?
- Can I be your side chic?
- Why didn’t he do everything he is complaining the current governments should be doing?
- Where he gets his inspiration?
- Will he come to power if he was asked to?
- Papa J, will you come back if there is amendment in the constitution?
- Did you come to office to enrich yourself?
- Why won’t you come back again?
- Why the coup?
- Would you like to be president of Ghana again?
- How do we fix this mess they are making since you left?
- The 19 years, what happened?
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