Chairman O.A.'s surprise endorsement of John Mahama has sparked controversy, as it goes against the expected loyalty to his own party's candidate. His praise for Mahama has left many puzzled, and his warning to Mahama to be cautious about his food and drink has raised concerns about potential threats to the incoming president.

Chairman O.A. also criticized President Akufo-Addo, accusing him of misusing the Free Senior High School program for personal gain. He claimed that funds allocated for the initiative were embezzled, reigniting debates about the program's transparency and effectiveness.

Furthermore, Chairman O.A. warned against any attempts to destabilize the country after Mahama's inauguration, vowing to thwart any efforts to undermine the National Democratic Congress administration.

It's worth noting that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) has disputed the election results, with the party's General Secretary, John Boadu, urging Mahama to emulate President Akufo-Addo's example in 2012 and take his grievances to court . The NPP has also accused Mahama of endangering the country's security for his own selfish interests.