NPP’s manifesto full of insults – Prez. Mahama

1.8997119President John Mahama has described Sunday’s manifesto launch of the New Patriotic Party (NPP) as an ‘insultfest’; festival of insults.

Reports that emerged after the NPP manifesto launch indicated that most of the speakers attacked President John Mahama and how he had ‘run the economy of the country into a ditch’.

In response to the several issues that was raised against his administration, President Mahama tweeted:

“Michelle Obama quote appropriate for Ghana too after the NPP insultfest of Sunday. “When they go low, we go high”.

-PeaceFm

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