Dr Bawumia Is God-Sent To Be President- Nana Obiri Boahen

Former Deputy General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Lawyer Nana Obiri Boahen, has expressed his unwavering support for Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia to become the President of Ghana.

Speaking on the State of Ghana Show on Wontumi TV, Lawyer Obiri Boahen stated that Dr. Bawumia is a God-sent leader who is fit to lead the nation.

According to Lawyer Obiri Boahen, the NPP has many capable leaders who could become President, but Dr. Bawumia stands tall among them all. He further added that he has devoted his life and time to supporting Dr. Bawumia because he believes he will deliver and perform exceptionally well if he becomes the President of Ghana.

Lawyer Obiri Boahen’s endorsement of Dr. Bawumia’s presidency comes at a time when the NPP is preparing for its presidential primaries to select a flag bearer for the 2024 general elections. The party has been under intense scrutiny from both its members and the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC) following recent happenings in the country.

Dr. Bawumia has been at the forefront of Ghana’s economic management, and his achievements have earned him widespread admiration from both the NPP and other political parties. As a renowned economist, he played a crucial role in stabilizing Ghana’s economy during the early days of the NPP government in 2017.

The Vice President’s competence, leadership skills, and vision for the country’s development have won him many supporters across the political divide. Many Ghanaians believe that he has what it takes to steer the country toward a path of progress and prosperity.

In conclusion, Lawyer Obiri Boahen’s endorsement of Dr. Bawumia’s presidency highlights the Vice President’s growing popularity among the NPP’s rank and file. It is a clear indication that Dr. Bawumia is a credible candidate who can lead Ghana toward a bright future. It is now up to the NPP to choose the right candidate to lead them to victory in the 2024 general elections.

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