Famous comedian and media personality Kwaku Sintim Mintah, better known by his stage name KSM, has been critical of President John Dramani Mahama’s administration for what he sees as its lack of progress.
KSM noted in a video on his YouTube channel that the administration’s back-and-forth with opposition New Patriotic Party members over a cocaine scandal has obscured important government activity.
He claims there appears to be a void in government operations, which allows the opposition to create “agendas” to divert attention from the nation.
He said there wouldn’t be time for needless conflicts with the opposition if the administration had a clear strategy outlining its objectives and how it intends to accomplish them.
“What Rev. Ntim Fordjour is doing is part of an agenda, and it is sickening.
Honestly, the NDC develops a national agenda, detailed with its policies and interventions, and a framework of how they want the country to go. It would fill the vacuum, and there would be no opportunities for anyone to come up with silly agendas,” he claimed.
“They won power because they wanted fresh energy to take the country to where they want it to go,” KSM added, adding that Ghanaians are not experiencing the enthusiasm of the current government. People aren’t feeling the momentum anymore, though.
Source: Dklassgh.com
