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Calling Mahama 'incompetent' factual, not an attack - Samira Bawumia

Samira Bawumia said the NPP calling Mahama were not a personal attack.

She said the NPP calling Mahama were not a personal attack.

According to her, Mahama could have done more to better the lot of Ghanaians.

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Samira Bawumia during the electioneering period in 2016 said Mahama will go down history as not only one of the most incompetent presidents to have ever led Ghana but also a useless president who has failed to better the lot of Ghanaians since assuming office.

She explained that since the Mahama-led administration is demanding to be recognised, Ghanaians have seen them but they have only seen their corrupt and incompetent deeds.

Speaking on Accra-based Citi FM why she tagged Mahama incompetent, she said "It was a fact but it wasn’t a personal attack on him."

She added: "I believed that he could have done more as a president. The opportunity the NDC had when they came into office in 2009, the country they inherited had so much potential and they could have taken it to a better place, and, so, it wasn’t an attack on his person, in fact, a lot of people like him, even on the NPP side, people like him as a person, and I don’t think there are many people who will not say he is not a nice person but that’s different from: ‘How are your polices affecting people or how are you impacting the lives of the people with the decisions you make?

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"What is the people’s factor in your governance attitude and I believe we should invest in people. Nobody can solve all problems but you should show a determination to do it. Your actions should suggest that you really care about the public and saving the public purse, changing lives and transforming our country."

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