Godfred Osei Bimpong, a youth activist, has said that Ghanaians need to be cautious with the return of the former president, John Dramani Mahama.

In his write-up copied to GhanaWeb, Mr. Osei expressed concern over Mahama's quest to return to the presidency and the 24-hour economy policy he has proposed.

Describing his return as questionable, Mr. Bimpong also wonders why the former president and his team cannot explain the 24-hour economy policy to the better understanding of Ghanaians, despite its appealing name.

He has therefore advised the Ghanaian electorate to choose leaders with real solutions at the expense of making choices that do not promise a better future.

"The NDC, under Mahama's leadership, has proposed a 24-hour economy policy aimed at revitalizing Ghana's economic landscape. Despite its appealing name, the policy remains shrouded in mystery and lacks clear, actionable details. Mahama and his team have struggled to articulate how this policy will function, what specific changes it will bring, and how it will be implemented to benefit the average Ghanaian," he said.

Read his full statement:

John Mahama's Questionable Return and the Unexplained 24-Hour Economy Policy: Why Ghanaians should choose leadership with real solutions:

John Dramani Mahama, a seasoned politician in Ghana, has previously served as both Vice President and President. As the flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), he is once again vying for the highest office in the land. However, Ghanaians should approach his candidacy with caution, particularly because of the ambiguities surrounding his party's much-touted 24-hour economy policy.

The Elusive 24-Hour Economy Policy:

The NDC, under Mahama's leadership, has proposed a 24-hour economy policy aimed at revitalizing Ghana's economic landscape. Despite its appealing name, the policy remains shrouded in mystery and lacks clear, actionable details. Mahama and his team have struggled to articulate how this policy will function, what specific changes it will bring, and how it will be implemented to benefit the average Ghanaian.

This vagueness raises serious concerns about the feasibility and effectiveness of the policy.

Mahama's Track Record: A Precursor to Future Failures:

During his previous tenure as President, Mahama faced significant criticism for his handling of the economy. Issues such as corruption, mismanagement, and a lack of transparency plagued his administration. The question arises: what has changed since then? Mahama's return to power could spell disaster for Ghana, repeating past mistakes and further entrenching the nation in economic turmoil.

Lack of Solutions to Current Economic Crises:

One of the most glaring shortcomings of Mahama's campaign is his failure to offer concrete solutions to the pressing economic challenges facing Ghana today. While he is quick to criticize the current administration, he has not presented a viable plan to address inflation, unemployment, or other related crises the NDC has been preaching. His rhetoric lacks substance, leaving Ghanaians to wonder if he has any real strategies to improve their livelihoods.

The Better Alternative: Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh:

In stark contrast, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh represent a beacon of hope for Ghana. Both leaders have demonstrated a commitment to practical, innovative solutions to the country's economic woes. Dr. Bawumia, with his extensive background in economics, has consistently provided well-researched and actionable plans to stabilize and grow the economy. His focus on digitization and financial inclusion has already begun transforming sectors and improving efficiency.

Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh, with his expertise in education and public administration, complements Bawumia's economic vision. Together, they offer a balanced, forward-thinking approach to governance that prioritizes sustainable development, job creation, and improved public services.

Choose Progress Over Regression:

As Ghanaians head to the polls, it is crucial to remember the lessons of the past and the promises of the future. John Mahama's inability to explain his 24-hour economy policy and his lack of solutions for current economic problems make his candidacy a risky gamble. On the other hand, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia and Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh present a clear, solution-oriented path forward.

Ghana deserves leadership that is not only visionary but also capable of executing plans that bring tangible benefits. Voting for Dr. Bawumia and Dr. Matthew Opoku Prempeh Napo is a vote for progress, stability, and a brighter future for all Ghanaians.