Five years ago, during an interview, now the Member of Parliament for Nhyeaso, Stephen Amoah, who was campaigning for Akufo Addo to be elected as president of Ghana wept bitterly like a baby.
Whether he faked cry or genuine, the significance for his action was that Ghanaians are suffering under the administration of John Mahama, therefore, the NDC government needed to think about the poor and the country.
Stephen Amoah acted like an angel sent from heaven to deliver the poor and the sufferers from the hand of the NDC government, just because he was looking for power for Akufo Addo, which of course, will benefit him.
Five years later, Stephen Amoah, the one who acted like a comedian rehearsing for a movie, weeping, is the same person telling the people today that “whatever Ghanaians will do, we, will pass the E-Levy at the right time.”
Stephen Amoah, the NPP’s political comedian
The truth is that in any good country, Stephen Amoah has to resign as a politician. His services will be no longer required because of what he said five years ago and what he just said about the E-Levy.
Before Ghana will progress as a country, the leaders and the citizens have to change their attitudes because people shouldn’t say because Ghana is a third-world country, therefore, we need to permit such things to ruin our country.
We need to think as human beings to understand that if President Nana Akufo Addo keeps corrupt politicians in his administration, doesn’t mean he is a good, considerate, and tolerant person.
Not at all, keeping corrupt politicians in government doesn’t demonstrate kindness or sympathy; it simply means the president is also corrupt.
It’s the biggest embarrassment to the entire Ghana nation, that someone like Stephen Amoah will be allowed to serve as a politician since his fake tears have exposed his dishonesty, greed, and corruption.
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