Renowned Ghanaian journalist and social commentator, Shamima Muslim, has appealed to President John Dramani Mahama to safeguard his political legacy by ensuring that his appointees do not tarnish his image or derail the progress of Ghana’s democracy.
In a strongly worded statement circulating on social media, Shamima cautioned the President against tolerating any acts of misconduct, abuse of power, or corruption from his appointees that could damage his reputation and the credibility of his administration.
“Mr. President Mahama, please don’t allow your appointees to destroy your political records. If your four-year political mandate comes to an end, please step down and allow democracy to do its work for our beautiful nation,” she wrote.
Her comments have sparked significant public reaction, with many praising her for boldly calling for accountability and democratic integrity within the government. Others see it as a timely reminder for all political leaders to prioritize national interest over personal ambition.
Shamima Muslim, known for her advocacy in governance and women’s leadership, emphasized that Ghana’s democratic values must be preserved at all costs, warning that political power should never override the will of the people.
Political analysts say her statement reflects growing public concern over political excesses and the need for transparent governance as the nation looks toward the next electoral cycle.
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