Justin Koduah Accuses Mahama Administration of Failure, Warns Against NDC in 2028
Koduah accuses the Mahama administration of failing Ghanaians and urges voters to reject the NDC in 2028.
- Koduah says the NDC has failed Ghanaians.
- He accuses the party of making false promises.
- He warns against retaining the NDC in 2028.
General Secretary of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), Justin Frimpong Koduah, has criticised President John Mahama’s administration, accusing the National Democratic Congress (NDC) government of failing Ghanaians.
Speaking on Ghana Se Sen, a programme on Lawson TV/Radio hosted by Kwame Tanko, Mr Koduah claimed that the NDC made unrealistic promises to Ghanaians ahead of the 2024 elections but had since failed to deliver on them.
He argued that the government’s performance had exposed what he described as its lack of competence and ability to meet the expectations of Ghanaians.
According to Mr Koduah, the NDC has little to offer the country and urged voters not to repeat what he described as the mistake of electing the party in 2024.
He cautioned Ghanaians against retaining the NDC in the 2028 general elections, warning that doing so would be a “catastrophe.”
Mr Koduah’s comments form part of the NPP’s ongoing criticism of the Mahama administration as the party seeks to regain public support ahead of the 2028 elections.
