If The President Was From Your Party, Will You Make Him Cancel The Independence Celebration – Mr. Logic Asks John Dumelo

Actor-turned-politician John Dumelo has come under fire from entertainment pundit, producer, and songwriter Emmanuel Barnes, popularly known as “Mr. Logic,” for advocating that President Nana Addo Dakwa Akufo-Addo skip the Independence Day celebration in favor of giving a speech to the country.

Mr. Logic stated that John Dumelo's statement was political posturing without any genuine substance while appearing on the United Showbiz program on UTV, presented by Ms. Gee.

Dumelo's proposal is hypocritical, in Mr. Logic's opinion, and wouldn't be put out if his party were in power.

Would John Dumelo continue to say what he is saying if his party wins the election? When individuals attempt to play politics with a certain level of national significance, these are some of the things I don't like, he added.

In contrast to Mr. Logic, who doubts if Dumelo would recommend the same thing to a president from his party, Dumelo's statement strikes Mr. Logic as a cynical attempt to earn political points rather than a sincere concern for the country.

He continues by saying that President Mahama if elected as Ghana's next leader, will never advocate for a boycott of the Independence Day celebration.

“After hearing what he said and how he labeled Nana Addo, I'm waiting to see what President John Mahama, if elected as the country's next leader, would say to him.”

“I'm not sure if President Mahama would declare a boycott on March 6th. Knowing the significance of March 6, he will never do it. Forget about what independence means,” he said.

Source: Dklassgh.com