Mahama Reveals The Two Most Dangerous People In Ghana & How They Have Damaged The Nation

Mahama Slams Akufo-Addo and Bawumia, Calls Out Failed Promises and Economic Decline

Former President John Dramani Mahama has launched a scathing critique of President Nana Akufo-Addo and Vice President Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, branding them as the “most dangerous people in Ghana” over what he describes as failed leadership and a trail of broken promises.

In a strongly worded social media post, Mahama accused the duo of severely damaging both Ghana’s economy and environment. He criticized the current administration for what he sees as a major disconnect between their public assurances and actual governance, citing neglect in key sectors and a lack of accountability.

Central to his critique was the ongoing issue of illegal mining, known locally as galamsey. Mahama said the problem has worsened under the current leadership, with devastating effects on the environment and water resources, despite repeated government pledges to address it.

He also highlighted unfulfilled promises, particularly the pledge to construct dams across the country. Contrasting this with his own record, Mahama pointed to the successful construction of the Pina Dam during his time out of office. He further blamed the government for widespread economic hardship, stating, “They lied about building the economy; today, we are all suffering.”

Positioning the National Democratic Congress (NDC) as a credible and capable alternative, Mahama called for honest, visionary leadership—one that can deliver tangible solutions and real opportunities for Ghanaian youth. He stressed the need for a leader who not only speaks but also acts with integrity.

As political tensions rise, Mahama’s comments have intensified the national conversation on governance, accountability, and the direction of the country’s future leadership.