Ex-President Jerry John Rawlings
The founder of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Jerry John Rawlings, has asked President John Dramani Mahama to put his foot down and deal with elements in the party he described as “old evil dwarfs”.
Addressing a gathering at the launch of the NDC’s manifesto in the Volta region on Thursday, Mr. Rawlings said “there is nothing more oppressive than when a political leader refuses to see the actions of negative elements around him.”
“In the same vain there is nothing more rewarding than when a political leader begins to see the negative actions of these people,” he said.
Former president Rawlings said he is delighted to have seen that the current president is on top of issues and addressing problems within his government.
Former President Rawlings said: “It means there is hope. I believe our president is beginning to see for himself the actions of these same old evil dwarfs.”
“I know what has been going on behind the doors and that is why I am sharing this with you.”
Ex-President Rawlings called on NDC supporters to throw their weight behind President Mahama.
“Your President needs help and we must pray to God to give him the courage to do what he has to do,” Rawlings stated.
Addressing a gathering at the launch of the NDC’s manifesto in the Volta region on Thursday, Mr. Rawlings said “there is nothing more oppressive than when a political leader refuses to see the actions of negative elements around him.”
“In the same vain there is nothing more rewarding than when a political leader begins to see the negative actions of these people,” he said.
Former president Rawlings said he is delighted to have seen that the current president is on top of issues and addressing problems within his government.
Former President Rawlings said: “It means there is hope. I believe our president is beginning to see for himself the actions of these same old evil dwarfs.”
“I know what has been going on behind the doors and that is why I am sharing this with you.”
Ex-President Rawlings called on NDC supporters to throw their weight behind President Mahama.
“Your President needs help and we must pray to God to give him the courage to do what he has to do,” Rawlings stated.
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