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Bawumliar lacks vision and has stolen 11 policies of Mahama, including free tertiary education for PWDs – Mogtari

May 4, 2024
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Special aide to former President John Dramani Mahama, Joyce Bawa Mogtari, has taken a swipe at Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, accusing him of abandoning the policies he announced on February 7, 2024, and plagiarising the policies of Mahama.

The private legal practitioner opined that Dr. Bawumia, who is the presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), has lost his grip and lacks vision.

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In a Facebook post, she said the second gentleman of the land has plagiarised 11 policies and initiatives already announced by the former president.

She was responding to the pledge by Dr. Bawumia to roll out a free tertiary education policy for all persons living with disabilities.
The Vice President has announced that under his presidency, all PWDs will benefit from free tertiary education.

But reacting, Madam Mogtari said the policy and some 10 others that the NPP candidate has stolen were announced by Mahama.

Referring to him as Bawumliar, she said Ghanaians must vote against him.

Read her post below

It is obvious that our Vice President has totally lost his grip and is totally out of touch with the electorate.

Bawumia has no message and certainly lacks new ideas. After panting over the presentation of his so called vision for Ghana statement, he appears to have abandoned his vision statement and appears to be intentionally stealing from John Mahama’s manifesto:

here are Eleven ideas @MBawumia is obviously plagiarizing from John Mahama and the NDC:

ELEVEN [11] POLICY PROPOSALS OF JOHN MAHAMA THAT… Alhaji Bawumia dishonestly repeating as his ideas;

1. JM promised to Abolish e-levy and the obnoxious betting tax

2. JM promised to Abolish the nuisance VAT on electricity

3. JM promised to Abolish tax on emissions

4. JM  has promised to continue the constitutional review process

5. JM has promised to Regularize and regulate small scale mining

6. JM has promised to work with 60 ministers and to consolidate some of the existing new ministries created by Akufo Addo and Bawumia

7. JM has promised to Cancel ex-gratia

8. JM has promised to develop a National Development Plan for Ghana

9. JM has promised to Create Industrial Zones in each of the 16 regions

10. JM has promised to Train one [1] million youth in coding

11. JM has promised Free tertiary education for  persons with disabilities

We are still counting

#Bawuliar
#nppmustgo

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