They did not Vote and this is why.

[@kellyasante8183]

hello, any news about the london to kumasi flight tomorrow

[@ayobamohammed1111]

🎉🎉

[@asomahsadick7938]

Ghanaians who doesn’t want Ghana progress we have been seen all of you in Kofi tv. JM & Naana Jen all the way ✌️

[@14boatman]

In all honesty, the majority of foreign-based Ghanaians favor the NPP government over the NDC due to our experiences living overseas, which contrasts with the infrastructure Ghana is building to support its development, including schools, hospitals, roads, digitization, factories, and security. Unfortunately, most locally-based Ghanaians think only about their stomachs, market places, and the rest is meaningless, so if Mahama wants to retain power in 2028, he should promote farming for food to be abundant and reduce taxes on imported goods.

[@phelixphelix227]

Taxes on imported goods??? Do you know what importation of foreign goods does do the economy and the local currency???

[@alexokoh4655]

People want job and that's what you saying

[@kaakyirebenewaa7494]

I don't think per constitution JM can run for president after this term.

[@14boatman]

@@phelixphelix227 Oh yes, I do, as it promotes higher inflation and increases commodity prices, etc. Undoubtedly, Ghana cannot cease importation. Therefore, reducing the taxes on importation will help JM avoid people blaming him for economic hardship by enabling them to afford the goods.

[@14boatman]

@@alexokoh4655 No, but I agree with you. He needs to provide jobs. The youth, who were complaining about economic hardship, used this as the basis for their votes.

[@kwakuadugyamfi]

They voted. NDC stopped them from rigging

[@africaletstalktv2438]

So what do you think accounted for the low turnout.

[@williammephyx4814]

Herh okoto sia way digital u cam see.. nyame be tua woka paaa…u go cam set us up with bawumia n leave him with us to suffer.. nkwasiafuo if ie good y didn’t you stay nmoa

[@biney-asieduisaac6533]

Anfa 😂😂😂 it didn't pick. 3y3 zuuuuu