Bawumia Is A Liar, I'll Leave Ghana If He Wins The Coming 2024 Election — Blakk Rasta States

 

In a striking declaration, popular radio host Blakk Rasta has announced his intention to leave Ghana should Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia win the upcoming presidential elections. This pronouncement comes amid intensifying political campaigns by both the New Patriotic Party (NPP) and the National Democratic Congress (NDC), as the election date draws nearer.

During a recent interview, Blakk Rasta expressed his discontent with Dr. Bawumia's candidacy, asserting that the Vice President's leadership would be detrimental to the country. "If Bawumia is victorious in the upcoming election, I will leave the country," he stated emphatically. He elaborated on his plan to relocate with his family, pets, and all his personal belongings, vowing not to return until Dr. Bawumia is no longer in power.

Blakk Rasta’s critique of the Vice President is rooted in a belief that Dr. Bawumia represents a continuation of policies that he perceives as harmful. "Choosing to vote for Bawumia indicates a lack of concern for adversity and a preference for dishonesty," he remarked, suggesting that a vote for Bawumia is a vote against the best interests of the Ghanaian populace.

This outspoken stance comes as Dr. Bawumia campaigns vigorously, laying out his vision and numerous plans for the country's future. Despite his efforts to present a progressive agenda, Dr. Bawumia has faced significant criticism from various quarters. Critics argue that his involvement in the current administration’s economic policies undermines his credibility as a candidate capable of instigating meaningful change.

Many Ghanaians share concerns about the nation's economic management under the current government, with Dr. Bawumia, as Vice President, often being held accountable. Skeptics contend that his assurances of economic revitalization ring hollow, given his role in the administration's previous economic strategies, which have not yielded the desired results.

Blakk Rasta’s statement has sparked widespread debate across social media and political discourse, reflecting the polarized atmosphere leading up to the election. His comments underscore a broader sentiment of frustration and disillusionment among some sections of the electorate.

As Ghana prepares for what promises to be a fiercely contested election, the declarations of public figures like Blakk Rasta highlight the high stakes and emotional investment surrounding the choice of the nation’s next leader. Whether his dramatic pledge will influence voters or merely serve as a personal testament to his convictions remains to be seen.