Tamale: NDC Chairman slams Mahama’s Critics
The Tamale Central Constituency Chairman, Issahaku Umar Farouk (Kanawu) said the comment was to protect the ballots and ensure that each ballot is counted at the end of voting in 2024.
Joana Somiah 
The National Democratic Congress (NDC), Tamale Central Constituency Chairman, Issahaku Umar Farouk (Kanawu) has chastised Critics of former President John Dramani Mahama’s “do or die’ harmless comment.
He described it as a complete dissimilarity between Mr Mahama’s comment and that of then-candidate Nana Akufo Addo’s 2012 infamous “all die be die.”
According to Chairman Farouk, his party’s 2020 Presidential candidate chose the right platform to send a word of caution to persons, politicians or state institutions who might attempt to subvert the will of the Ghanaian electorate at the 2024 polls.
He said the NDC grassroots have been inspired by Mr Mahama’s comment to protect the ballots and ensure that each ballot is counted at the end of voting in 2024.
The NDC 2020 Presidential candidate is on his second leg nationwide thank-you tour commending the electorate for overwhelmingly voting for the umbrella family at the last polls.
In a live radio interview on Techiman based Akina FM, Mr Mahama said the next general elections will be a “do or die affair.”
He implied that the NDC had learnt bitter lessons at the 2020 polls and served notice that elections 2024 will be different, urging party loyalists to protect the ballots at all cost.
King Saha Abdullah, Freelance Journalist
