“Ghanaians Will Choose Dr. Bawumia Any Day” – Fatimatu Abubakar Expresses Confidence

Former Information Minister Fatimatu Abubakar has expressed confidence in Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia’s political prospects ahead of Ghana’s 2028 presidential election, arguing that voters will consider his record when deciding whom to support.

According to a report by TV3 Ghana on October 24, 2026, Abubakar made the remarks while discussing the upcoming election and the qualities she believes will influence voters’ choices.

She maintained that Ghanaians who carefully assess the available options would recognise Dr. Bawumia’s record and consider him a suitable candidate for the presidency.

“I believe no well-informed Ghanaian would vote against their own interests. Based on his track record, Ghanaians will choose Dr. Bawumia any day,” she was quoted as saying.

Her statement reflects her confidence in the former Vice President and the message his supporters intend to present to the electorate as political activities gradually intensify ahead of the next general election.

By emphasising voters’ interests and a candidate’s previous performance, Abubakar highlighted issues that frequently feature in political campaigns. Candidates and their supporters often rely on past achievements, policy proposals and leadership experience to persuade citizens to support their political ambitions.

Abubakar, who previously served as Ghana’s Minister of Information, remains an active voice in political discussions. Her latest comments add to the growing debate surrounding the 2028 elections, with members of the major political parties already sharing their expectations and arguments about the contest.

However, her statement represents her personal political assessment rather than an established electoral outcome. The final decision will rest with Ghanaian voters when they cast their ballots.

As the election approaches, issues such as economic management, employment, infrastructure development, education and public service delivery are expected to remain central to political discussions.

The coming months will provide further opportunities for political parties and their representatives to communicate their records, explain their policies and engage the electorate on matters affecting the country.

For now, Abubakar’s remarks demonstrate the confidence she has expressed in Dr. Bawumia as political conversations surrounding Ghana’s next presidential election continue.

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