If Mahama is Goodluck Jonathan then Nana is Buhari – and look what he has done to Nigeria!
In an article widely circulated yesterday, an Islamic cleric likened Pres Mahama to Goodluck Jonathan and predicted he would lose the election like Goodluck did.

If that is the case, then Nana Addo is Buhari. Look at how he has crippled Nigeria and its economy in one year. Is that what Ghanaians want?  Is this the change the NPP are offering? If Nigeria is an example, then we should learn by their mistakes and ensure we don’t follow their path!

In the 2015 Nigerian elections, Buhari campaigned in Nigeria on “Change” and Nigeria was caught up in the fever of the opportunity.

They wanted to believe the ‘change’ promised was a change from ‘poor-performance’ to ‘performance’; from ‘no infrastructure’ to ‘infrastructure’; from an ailing economy to one of robust health; from constant failure to repair the nation’s power situation to a final arrival at non-interrupted light; from a challenged education system to a revitalised one.

Does this sound familiar? It should. It sounds very similar to the NPP campaign today. It is the very same thing Nana Addo and the NPP are promising, yet where have these promises landed Nigeria?

During the Nigerian elections the NPP were quick to align the similarities between Nana Addo and Buhari – both 72, both had lost previous presidential elections, both claimed to be the change their country needs.

The NPP boldly claimed Ghana must follow the path of Nigeria to Change!

Yet take a look at where Nigeria is today. Today their economy has collapsed, they are in recession. Their currency has collapsed. Foreign companies and their investment have fled – 400 gone to date.

Millions are starving, their education system is worse off now than it was a year ago. Corruption is still rife. Electricity supply and infrastructure is worse now than it has been in generations. The poor, middle class and wealthy are suffering.

Unemployment is spiraling out of control with millions unemployed and there is no real end in sight. Dangote used to be the richest man in Africa – and Nigeria was a PROUD country – the fastest growing Economy in Africa. Not anymore – Thanks Buhari!

Is this the change you want to see in Ghana?

Is this the Ghana the NPP is going to create?

If Mahama is Goodluck then Nana is Buhari. If the NPP wins, will Nana and his policies cripple Ghana the way Buhari has Nigeria?

 The NPP is campaigning on the same issues: corruption and how bad President Mahama is – “Solutions not promises” they say.

Are the solutions they are offering going to take Ghana down the same path as Nigeria?

When you consider your vote and voting for “Change” – think very carefully. The economy is growing; infrastructure is being developed; power is being supplied and the NDC has a clear plan to supply power for generations to come. Education is being uplifted, jobs are being created. Our nation is getting the healthcare system it deserves. We have clean water and food!

Today Moody’s ratified that the NDC economic policies are working by moving the rating from negative to stable.

Do you dare waste your vote and take a risk on Nana who once praised Buhari and insisted Ghana must follow Nigeria – a man whose campaign and promises are scarily similar to that of the leader of the failing state – Nigeria?

Do you dare waste your vote on a promise of change that could cripple Ghana?

Or do you vote for a party and President who have built a significant foundation for Ghana’s future.

Be careful with your vote – Nigerians today will warn you – be careful what you wish for!

We feel for our brothers and sisters in Nigeria today and we hope that we as Ghanaians will learn from their mistakes!

okosodo:
Even the people outside the country know that buhari and his fellow hausamen has destroyed nigeria beyond redemption yets insiders because of hatred for jonathan are clapping for the dulles president alive

nwasinachi:
Na wao, Buhari is synonymous to failure even to small Ghana.

Rrankdonga:
In an article widely circulated yesterday, an Islamic cleric..............

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14. For even though the people have given King Bubu the mantle to rule over them, he continued to campaign. “I will rid the country of corruption. I will revive commerce. I will kill She-cow. I will…,” he continued to say.
15. And when King Bubu is called to task by the people to ease their sufferings, “King Jonah’s men have looted all the money,” he’ll answer, “We will pursue them, and recover all the spoils they took from the land.”
16. While he dallies, commerce crumbled. The people suffer.