I wonder if Prez. Mahama will go to Heaven – Chairman Wontumi

As president of the Republic of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama, enjoys unfettered travel privileges and his latest visit to The Vatican to interact with the Pope, clearly indicates that he would be accepted in places where the ordinary would find it practically impossible to go.

Despite these privileges our constitution guarantees him, Ashanti Regional Chairman for the New Patriotic Party, Mr. Bernard Antwi-Boasiako, doubts if President Mahama would be accepted in Heaven.

In an interview, the NPP stalwart suggested that President Mahama should have openly confessed his sins to Pope Francis when he got the chance to meet him before returning to Ghana.

“We can’t even fight cholera but I am sure he was telling the Pope we have strategically prepared to oust almighty Ebola in Ghana. I only pray he told the Pope what his administration have been using the numerous loans for and how they have messed everything by making life unbearable for Ghanaians,” he stated.

Mr. Antwi-Boasiako further indicated that President Mahama’s list of broken promises makes it easier for him to believe that even before the man of God, he lied about everything they talked about. “He is the only president who is always being economically when it comes to telling the truth,” he added.


	President Mahama and Pope Francis

Mr. Bernard Antwi-Boasiako popularly known as Chairman ‘Wontumi’ also noted that failure on the part of the president to ask the Pope to pray for his “corrupt ministers” shows that he wants them to die in their sins and miss the opportunity to make it to Heaven.

“President Mahama knows he might not be able to make it to heaven when the angels sound their trumpet. He wants his ministers to follow him to wherever he is going to be and this was why he refused to disclose what he and his ministers have been doing when he met the Pope. He continues to lie about the state of Ghana when he meets foreign nationals”, he said.

By: Chris Joe Quaicoe

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