I Sold More Under Akufo Than Mahama We Will Be Bleeding From Our Noses If He Gets A Third Term –Lady

According to a Post by ABNMedia on Facebook Official account on Sunday, Nov 8, 2026, a plantain seller at Dome Market has openly expressed her disappointment in President John Dramani Mahama’s government, accusing the current administration of implementing economic policies that have negatively affected her business and made it difficult for her to earn a decent income.

According to the trader, her business is currently facing serious challenges because customers are no longer purchasing plantains as they used to. She explained that a large quantity of her produce has gone bad after remaining unsold for days, resulting in significant financial losses.

The woman attributed the situation to the financial difficulties facing ordinary Ghanaians, arguing that many customers appear to have limited money to spend on basic food items. She lamented that the situation has made it increasingly difficult for traders like herself to survive in the market.

Comparing her experiences under the current administration with the previous government led by former President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, the plantain seller acknowledged that economic challenges also existed during his time in office.

However, she maintained that her business performed much better under Akufo-Addo because she was able to sell more plantains and make better returns despite the economic difficulties at the time.

She further questioned the performance of President Mahama’s administration and expressed strong opposition to the idea of him seeking another term beyond his constitutionally permitted two terms.

Her remarks have generated renewed conversations about the cost of living, the purchasing power of consumers and the difficulties confronting small-scale traders.

The incident has also raised questions about whether ordinary market women are experiencing the economic improvements often discussed in political circles.

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