Anger of Ghanaian youth towards gov’t justifiable – John Mahama

Former President of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama has acknowledged the anger of Ghanaian youth towards leaders of the country. He is of the view that it is justifiable for the youth of the country to be angry about the economic mismanagement and corruption under the current administration.

John Dramani Mahama argues that this government has received a lot of funding but cannot account for what the monies were used for.

“There is a rising feeling of anger and frustration bubbling up among our young people. Justifiable anger against this failed administration. It is anger against economic mismanagement, hardship, the widening inequalities in our country, and unprecedented corruption that has become the signature of this government.

And yes you have every right to be angry and disappointed in this government. It is understandable because this government has received more funds than any other government in the history of our country including the windfall that they got from the COVID-19 pandemic which they willfully mismanaged. The anger of the young people in Ghana is perfectly understandable because they face a real and pressing danger of unprecedented permanent unemployment if things do not change dramatically.