Not every Ghanaians seems to be in love with President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo's meeting with the living former presidents of Ghana.

On Tuesday, the president had a closed-door meeting with John Mahama, John Kufuor and John Jerry Rawlings and most of Ghana have called the move one that promotes the country's democratic status.

However, as according to the National Organiser of the opposition, National Democratic Congress, Kofi Adams, the president was forced to call on the former heads of Ghana.

Mr Adams, speaking on the Accra-based radio station Class FM, was of the view that: “When everything is cruising well why provide for interactions” hence such an action can only be embarked upon “when you are faced with challenges that are beyond you”. He noted that one does not "invite somebody to come and help" unless when encountering serious difficulties.

And this, according to Kofi Adams was why Nana Addo held the meeting as he "is facing serious challenges".

This is contrary to the reasons for the meeting as outlined in the official presidential communique copied to YEN.com.gh.

In the communique, the President noted that "meeting was to enable the president seek their views on some governance-enhancing measures his administration intended to take."

Kofi Adams applauded the president taking such a bold action despite his reservations about the reason for the meeting. “If he (Mr Akufo-Addo) feels that this I can’t carry all alone and there are people out there who have occupied this seat before me let me tap into their experience, for me it is not a bad thing,” he added.