Due to its association with former Ghanaian Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, a nearly finished story structure on a sizable plot of land has become the subject of a public discussion. With an unfinished fence gate and lacking fixtures, the property—which is supposedly in a secret area—is still under development.

Onua TV reports that Dr. Bawumia is said to be the owner of the building. An interview with the contractor and workers is shown in a video that the media outlet posted. Ghanaians have been reacting to the video in a hurry, with differing views.

The reason behind the scrutiny of the building's construction was questioned by some residents. Is Dr. Bawumia's construction of a multi-story skyscraper problematic? One person said, "After all, he was paid as the Vice President of Ghana," after watching the video. They maintained that the topic shouldn't be sensationalized unless there is convincing proof that the property was obtained through questionable ways.

Some pointed out that it's common for public figures to hold several properties. In Ghana, Sammy Gyamfi and Okudzeto Ablakwa each own numerous properties. What more, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia?" asked a second observer. Successful politicians frequently have the financial means to fund these kinds of initiatives, according to this belief.



However, a section of the public has called for more transparency, urging investigative journalism to ensure accountability. Questions about the funding and ownership of properties linked to high-ranking officials have frequently arisen in Ghanaian politics, often sparking intense public interest.



In response, some supporters of Dr. Bawumia have called for restraint, suggesting that unverified claims could tarnish reputations unfairly. “If Onua TV doesn't have any evidence that he used dubious means to build such a structure, they should pull down the story,” a concerned citizen emphasized.

While the allegations remain unproven, the discourse highlights the ongoing tension between public officials' private wealth and their accountability to citizens. As investigations unfold, many Ghanaians hope for clarity to either confirm or debunk the claims. Until then, the story continues to stir conversations on social media and beyond, reflecting the public's desire for greater transparency in leadership.

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Source: Onua TV, TikTok