Reputable Ghanaian comedian and social critic Kwaku Sintim-Misa, often known as KSM, has reportedly expressed worries about the possible repercussions of choosing Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia to be president in the December elections.

KSM, who is well-known for voicing strong opinions on social and political matters, recently made a public declaration expressing serious concerns about Dr. Bawumia's leadership. KSM claims that the country's dire economic problems have been exacerbated by the vice president's role as head of the Economic Management Team under the present administration, and that these issues would only worsen if he were elected president.

"Ghanaians must carefully consider their options in the upcoming election. There will be more gloom if Dr. Bawumia is elected president. There are already signs. KSM cautioned that "the hardships will only get worse," emphasizing the continuous difficulties that regular people experience as a result of the nation's economic turmoil. He identified three major problems that have gotten worse under the current government's economic management: high unemployment, growing inflation, and an increasing cost of living.

KSM expressed doubts about Dr. Bawumia's capacity to deal with these problems successfully, arguing that the vice president hasn't shown the kind of leadership required to guide the nation toward recovery. "The country is already facing serious economic challenges, and voting for Dr. Bawumia would only make things worse," said KSM.

The comedian underlined that when Ghanaians are choosing their candidates, they must put their own welfare and the country's future first. Instead of continuing on the current course, he asked voters to take into account candidates who can provide real answers to the urgent problems that impact residents' daily lives.