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Kumawood actor Kwaku Manu made an emotional appeal on live television, urging President-elect John Mahama to stay true to his promises and work towards easing the hardships faced by Ghanaians. Appearing on United Showbiz, Manu, visibly moved, knelt on the floor to drive home the seriousness of his plea.<\/p>\n
Speaking passionately about the economic challenges in the country, Manu highlighted the struggles of ordinary citizens. \u201cI am pleading with him,\u201d he said, his voice trembling with emotion. \u201cGhanaians are hungry. People are fleeing the country, risking their lives through Libya, and enduring unimaginable horrors along the way. Many are trafficked, exploited, and even forced into prostitution. I\u2019ve been to Kuwait and witnessed Ghanaians being thrown from storey buildings. Yet, here in Ghana, we have gold, cocoa, and so many resources. We have what it takes to do better.\u201d<\/p>\n
Manu called on Mahama to honor his campaign promises, including the 24-hour economy and the poultry initiative, urging him to ensure these policies are effectively implemented. \u201cPlease, make it work. Have mercy on the country,\u201d he pleaded.<\/p>\n
The actor also advised Mahama to be open to constructive criticism and listen to advice from citizens. \u201cWhen we offer advice, I beg you to listen,\u201d he added.<\/p>\n
Manu\u2019s heartfelt plea has sparked widespread conversation about the expectations Ghanaians have for the new administration and the urgent need to address the nation\u2019s pressing issues.<\/p>\n
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