Sammy Gyamfi’s visit to the United States with his wife would have been newsworthy if:

He had stolen government money or embezzled funds intended for public projects.

His expenses were sponsored by the NDC as a party, implying a misuse of party funds.

He was on a diplomatic trip representing the government or the NDC, and his actions had implications for the country or the party.

But nothing of such is in the news. Instead, the NPP is spreading fake news about his personal life, specifically his marriage and private trip with his wife. This is a clear invasion of his privacy and an attempt to distract from the real issues.

Ghanaians should not fall for such tactics and should instead demand answers and
solutions to the pressing issues affecting the nation. The NDC should stay focused on their agenda and message and not allow personal attacks and fake news to distract them from promoting their policies and promises to the Ghanaian people.

It's important to respect people’s privacy and not make their personal lives the subject of political propaganda. The NPP should focus on substantive issues and not try to tarnish someone’s image with fake news and personal attacks.

“I pity the hoodlums NPP communicators that they should rather be worried about the hardship they have turned Ghanaians into and have nothing to point to having spent or wasted more than 400 billion Ghanaian cedis.

I know Sammy Gyamfi’s visit has rather loaded us with more evidence to finish the leadership of the New Patriotic Party and those in government for their corrupt practices and things they can’t account for.

Leave Sammy Gyamfi alone and deal with the Ruto-Bawumia economy! Focus on
addressing the real issues affecting Ghanaians, like the high cost of living,
unemployment, and poor economic management. Stop diverting attention with fake
news and personal attacks. Ghanaians deserve better! We need substantive
discussions and accountability, not propaganda and distractions.

The NPP should be more concerned about the economic hardship and struggles faced
by Ghanaians, and work towards finding solutions to improve the lives of citizens. The 400 billion Ghanaian cedis spent without tangible results is a serious issue that needs to be addressed.

Furthermore, the President of Ghana should, at least in this last season, show “respect to our traditional leaders” by stopping the practice of ordering them to stand before shaking hands with him. This is a disgraceful and humiliating treatment of our revered traditional leaders. Incoming President John Dramani Mahama has never done this before, and it’s time for President Akufo-Addo to learn from his predecessor’s respect for tradition and culture.

Instead of diverting attention to fake news and personal attacks, the Nana Addo-Bawumia NPP government should focus on:

Providing answers for poor economic management

Explaining the lack of development projects and progress

Offering solutions to alleviate the suffering of Ghanaians

It’s time for substantive discussions and accountability, not propaganda and distractions.

Ghanaians deserve better!

I implore you to:

Respect people’s privacy and not make their personal lives the subject of political propaganda

Focus on substantive issues and not try to tarnish someone’s image with fake
news and personal attacks

Work towards finding solutions to improve the lives of citizens

The 400 billion Ghanaian cedis spent without tangible results is a serious issue that needs to be addressed.

Furthermore, the President of Ghana should, at least in this last season, show “respect to our traditional leaders” by stopping the practice of ordering them to stand before shaking hands with him. This is a disgraceful and humiliating treatment of our revered traditional leaders. This practice should immediately stop before he leaves power, as incoming President John Mahama has never done this before, and it’s time for President Akufo-Addo to learn from his predecessor’s respect for tradition and culture.

I expect a shift in your approach and a focus on the real issues affecting our nation.