Audio By Carbonatix
The 2024 flagbearer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Mahama, has issued a warning to potential appointees of his next government, stating that they would be held accountable and punished for any misconduct.
Speaking at the grand launch of the party's campaign in Tamale, Northern Region, Mr Mahama emphasised that those who wish to serve in the new administration must be committed to modesty, honesty, hard work, and accountability.
He added that while his government holds the previous administration accountable for any wrongdoing, anyone in his administration accused of misconduct would also face punishment.
“As we hold the previous government accountable for wrongdoing, if you serve in the next John Mahama government if you are accused of wrongdoing, you will also be punished and held accountable" he stated.
Campaign Coordinator for Mr Mahama, Professor Joshua Alabi stated that the New Patriotic Party (NPP) would have no option but to hand over power peacefully if it loses.
Prof Alabi assured Ghanaians that the NDC is committed to protecting their votes.
The former President assured Ghanaians that he will remain truthful and avoid making promises he cannot fulfil as he campaigns for votes ahead of the December 7 polls.
He acknowledged that his previous presidency faced challenges, but asserted that Ghana was making progress during his tenure.
He pledged to continue being transparent with the citizens and to build on the foundations laid during his previous administration if elected again.
He urged the public to vote for the NDC, emphasising his readiness to serve the nation once more with renewed vigour and a clear vision for Ghana’s future.
“I’ve been out of government for eight years now. I did my best, I wouldn’t say things were perfect but at least we were making progress. What I can promise you is that I will be truthful to you, I will never tell you lies, I will never tell you things I cannot do" Mr Mahama said.
Latest Stories
-
The May 9 dilemma: Celebration in the shadow of tragedy
9 minutes -
TOR turns to West African crude as revamp efforts deepen
9 minutes -
Jospong Group, VYNCKE forge landmark waste-to-energy partnership for Africa at IFAT, Germany
17 minutes -
Awerco Construction threatens legal action over Ministry of Health’s ‘false claims’ on Weija Specialist Children’s hospital
22 minutes -
Mamprugu Youth Association alleges Police extrajudicial killings in Zuarungu, demands independent inquiry
26 minutes -
Police arrest suspect linked to armed attack on VIP bus on Walewale–Nasia highway
33 minutes -
Reduce BECE subjects from 10 to 4 to ease stress, save time—Eduwatch’s Kofi Asare
40 minutes -
Russia and Ukraine accuse each other of breaching Victory Day ceasefire
52 minutes -
IGP special operations team arrest 50 suspects in anti-narcotics raid at Madina Market
53 minutes -
South Africa president faces call to resign after court ruling
57 minutes -
Ghana Publishing Company profit soars to GH¢16.959m in 2025 – Felix Kwakye Ofosu
1 hour -
South Africa says it will cooperate with AU review of xenophobia claims after Ghana petition
1 hour -
Government reaffirms commitment to TVET reform at launch of Ghana TVET report 2026
1 hour -
Police warn content creators against criminal acts disguised as online content
1 hour -
Three more suspects arrested in murder of Indian national found dead in car boot — Police
2 hours