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I will introduce the Party Database Welfare System to eliminate 'ADIDIGYA'. #WinWithBawumia #VoteNumber3
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Just give up. Skytrain. 1dam 1family, no e-levy, no haircut, new airport in Takoradi, cedi being locked up by you, betting tax, solid economic team etc. a.k.a bawuwizzy the wiz kid, all these came out from your mouth nobody pushed you or ?

Siafui! you and your family did ADIDIGYA to the extent of attacking party financiers because you were power drunk and didn’t want anyone else to eat apart from your family. Now you’re talking about ADIDIGYA? you think delegates are foolish like your followers?

Just curious please ooh whose funds are you going to use for the *welfare system*? I don’t want to believe it’s the entirety of Ghanaians.

We’re winning with You Sir.. No change!

You listen to Bawumia, and you get to know that man has nothing to offer Ghana than to appoint the same people who stole from the state into office.

If you ever listen to this man and you think he ever makes any sense and has idea for national development you are as Dump as the NDC

I will surely vote for Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia on Saturday. #3 on the ballot 🗳️

wait do you need to be president before you can implement this? and is this Party manifesto or National manifesto? Party over Nationality? vim 😂😂😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

So there is Ghana for all of us,but then there Ghana for NPP supporters and Ghana NDC supporters erh? So who is a Ghanaian???? Politicians must be careful o!

Dr. Bawumia, good evening. I trust this message finds you well. I have a simple question: “Why didn’t you resign as Vice President when Akufo-Addo hindered your capabilities?” Thank you. 🙏

You don't know when to say what at what time and when not to say what

So only npp members will benefit from this. What about other Ghanaian citizens? 🤦🏽♂️ It’s high time we stopped this partisan nonsense and think as patriots for the betterment of our country.

This will actually help our party’s voting to increase since almost everyone will be satisfied with their needs from the next @nppghanahq government by @MBawumia #3ForVictory #WinWithBawumia #VoteNumber3

Your ideas are the backbone of Ghana’s progress

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Sorry, Doc, kindly come again. Are you saying non-NPP members would not get public sector jobs if you become President? Please note that winning the primaries is not the end, but a means to stand as a flag bearer for the NPP in the 2028 Presidential elections.

We are winning with you daddy #3ForVictory

You have my support sir🔥🔥

We should vote for you so that you will provide your party members with Loans,tractors,jobs,scholarships etc? Then me too I’ll get what? Eish

I want a president for Ghana not a president for a political party. Be bold and tell the people I am coming to make Ghana great not party database to use Ghana’s money to feed a few.

No adidigya again! #VoteNumber3

Ghana shall prosper under Dr. Bawumia as President 🙏🫶👏

Yɛnim wo fi tete! 😂😂😂😂

You only introduce ideas when elections are at stake and after that your ideas goes to sleep 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 What were you doing all this while before elections? You spent 8 years in government but never had the time to introduce your ideas. Being a presidential candidate does not...

ADIDIGYA is one of the biggest reasons why we disgracefully lost the 2024 elections. Formulating a policy to eliminate ADIDIGYA in the party is highly welcomed. Please delegates, let it happen for the love of NPP 🙏🏾 #WinWithBawumia #Number3 #BawumiaMyChoice

Punch line for the opponents to sell to swinging voters. To Bawumia, you must be an NPP member before you can survive in Ghana when he’s president. Ghana would be for NPP folks and if possible, no other persons aside NPP members would drive on the roads.

Bawumia diɛɛ plan 0 , talk of national policies he is talking of party. Will you be using your own money for that or our taxes? I remember someone promise to build cathedral for God and later turned out to use our taxes. Papa we beg ooo not again

Ah Uncle wait oo. So those who so whose money will be used for that. Party members over nationals❓👤

Basically the NPP’s primary reason for wanting power is “Adidie” for party members. Initially when they got power it was only a few of the members were chopping so now when he’s given the mandate ge will ensure all party members chop some. God help Ghana!

PARTY AFTER PARTY AFTER PARTEY AFTER PARTEY...Not Ghana ooo....but his party...such a 🤡.....

S3 nka wonnim nyansa aah nka wo b3 hunu s3 woagyimi

Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s policy ideas stand out in Ghana’s political landscape as some of the most well-thought-out, innovative, and genuinely feasible proposals put forward in recent years. His emphasis on digitalisation, financial inclusion, data-driven governance, and institutional efficiency reflects a clear understanding of where Ghana’s structural weaknesses lie and how modern solutions can be applied to fix them. These are not abstract theories; they are practical ideas grounded in real-world systems that have proven to work elsewhere and, in some cases, have already shown positive results locally. For that, he deserves recognition and applause. Ghana unquestionably needs leaders who think ahead, who understand technology, and who appreciate that development today is as much about systems and institutions as it is about physical infrastructure. There is little doubt that Dr. Bawumia has ideas that could meaningfully transform Ghana’s economy and governance framework if fully and sincerely implemented. His vision suggests a Ghana that is more efficient, more transparent, and better positioned to compete in a rapidly changing global environment. Many well-meaning Ghanaians can acknowledge this and still respect his intellect, competence, and policy orientation. However, politics does not operate in isolation, and this is where the problem lies. The New Patriotic Party, as an institution, has increasingly revealed deep internal contradictions, what many would bluntly describe as “bad nuts” within its ranks. These are individuals whose loyalty is not to policy, national interest, or long-term development, but to factional power, personal ambition, and preferred candidates. Such actors have shown a disturbing willingness to undermine even their own party’s policies if those policies do not serve their immediate political goals. This internal sabotage creates a credibility crisis. Even the best ideas cannot survive in an environment where implementation is deliberately weakened, distorted, or stalled for political convenience. When a party demonstrates that it is capable of working against itself and by extension against the country; citizens are left with little confidence that any candidate emerging from that structure will be allowed to govern effectively, regardless of their personal brilliance or intentions. For many voters, this is the painful contradiction: applauding Dr. Bawumia’s ideas while simultaneously recognizing that the political vehicle meant to carry those ideas forward is fundamentally compromised. It becomes increasingly difficult to separate the individual from the party machinery that will inevitably shape, dilute, or even destroy their agenda. As a result, voting for any NPP candidate going forward feels less like endorsing progress and more like gambling on whether internal sabotage will once again override national interest. In the end, Ghana’s development cannot rest solely on good ideas; it depends on integrity, unity of purpose, and a political culture that prioritizes the nation over factional victories. Until the NPP confronts and cleanses itself of those willing to sacrifice policy and progress for personal gain, it will remain extraordinarily difficult for many Ghanaians to entrust the party with power, no matter how compelling the ideas of its individual candidates may be.

Our Formidable and winnable candidate 🔥🔥

Frankly, I am highly disappointed. You seem to have deserted serious economic discourse altogether, allowing your supposed expertise in economics to strangely metamorphose into that of an IT “guru.” How did we get here?


