Ghanaian communication expert Raymond Ablorh has waded into the allegations levelled against the President by one Serwaa Broni.
The expert believes the issues raised are criminal in nature and cannot be swept under the carpet.
He also described as hypocrites those who have asked for the allegations to be treated with contempt when these same persons took former President John Mahama on describing as ‘papano’.
To him, this issue would have been a major scandal under Mahama but we have been asked to ignore same under the current President.
“If we could accommodate all that nonesense, how come some people want us to brush aside Serwaa Broni’s rather which, is more serious considering the criminality involved?
Perhaps, to them, it’s easy to hold John Mahama accountable and address issues that involved him than to do Nana Akufo-Addo.
In fact, had this very serious case come up while John Mahama was in office, it would’ve been the biggest scandal that hit the presidency. Those who aren’t toddlers know what i’m saying.”
Read his full opinion below
When Serwaa Broni’s issue emeged, the first reaction by some serious minded people was to dismiss or trivialise it. They claimed that’s a minor issue and that it’s a moral case…
Meanwhile, these are people who not long ago were concerned about how John Mahama desecrated the presidency with promiscuity. That was a major campaign item in the 2020 elections by the ruling government via those shameless prostitutes who went quiet after their campaigns assignments.
Long before we got there, a NPP functionary created photoshop of John Mahama having sex with a lady in his office, and party communicators and others shared it extensively on social media. Those with short memory may have forgotten.
That came before or after a photo of then sitting President and some well known gays was shared with communication to the effect that he’s gay.
If we could accommodate all that nonesense, how come some people want us to brush aside Serwaa Broni’s rather which, is more serious considering the criminality involved?
Perhaps, to them, it’s easy to hold John Mahama accountable and address issues that involved him than to do Nana Akufo-Addo.
In fact, had this very serious case come up while John Mahama was in office, it would’ve been the biggest scandal that hit the presidency. Those who aren’t toddlers know what i’m saying.
But, this isn’t how to build a great nation. No great nation was built on foundation of such witchcraft, hypocrisy and animosity against one man or a group of people.
No leader should be seen as untouchable or too important or feared to be questioned if they don’t see themselves as too important to get involved in such criminality beyond their moral decadence.
This is why I vehemently pushed the issue with the obvious questions for public appreciation. My position is so simple: there’s criminality involved and according to the lady, she reported to Ghana Police, hence, the police, the presidency and parliament can’t bury their heads in silence wishing the scandal away.
This has brought ignominy to the presidency, the Police that slept on it and the entire nation; that our President is being accused of staging robbery on somebody with the objective of preventing incriminating piece of information from being divulged by his female friend.
To NDC supporters, this may give them the opportunity to do to Nana Akufo-Addo what the NPP did and would’ve done to John Mahama, but, I advise that they move away from the papano perspective of sexual relationship to the crux of the issue which, is the staged armed robbery with the question, “what is the President covering that he’d to go to as far as staging armed robbery on his own friend?”.
As I often say, I don’t write because I want to write, I do because I have to. It’s peaceful to be silent than to speak up but the fire in me don’t permit that. So, bear with me.
President Ablorh.
By: Rainbowradioonline.com/Ghana
