Arrogance led to your loss, not voter apathy – NDC's Twum Barimah to NPP

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Rex 11 months ago

You have the time to respond to their nonsense? The voters themselves knows why they booted them away, so just allow them to fool themselves by creating their own reasons, that's what they have done from the day one, high inf ...
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You have the time to respond to their nonsense? The voters themselves knows why they booted them away, so just allow them to fool themselves by creating their own reasons, that's what they have done from the day one, high inflation, depreciation of the cedi, they blamed Covid, meanwhile all other West African countries had low inflation rates and their currencies intact, when the NDC had a huge following and crowd in Kumasi, they said the NDC bused the people, the election results showed clearly that the people genuinely went there on their own accord and were not bused by anybody. These people don't and will never learn, leave them to continue with their daydreaming.
Sure 11 months ago

Save your energy Mr, even after the humiliating defeat they are still going around talking nonsense, you can see their arrogance! If Ghanaians give NPP power again then NDC up well well...

Save your energy Mr, even after the humiliating defeat they are still going around talking nonsense, you can see their arrogance! If Ghanaians give NPP power again then NDC up well well...
TWEAA DC 11 months ago

TWEAA...WHO IS MORE ARROGANT THAN TWUM BARIMAH?....JUST COMPARE THE TOTAL VOTES FOR NDC IN 2020, AND THAT OF 2024...DO THE SAME TO NPP...BE HONEST TO YOURSELF...AND YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHAT VOTERS' APATHY LOOKS LIKE...TWEAA.

TWEAA...WHO IS MORE ARROGANT THAN TWUM BARIMAH?....JUST COMPARE THE TOTAL VOTES FOR NDC IN 2020, AND THAT OF 2024...DO THE SAME TO NPP...BE HONEST TO YOURSELF...AND YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHAT VOTERS' APATHY LOOKS LIKE...TWEAA.
Prof Nimdieh (Ghana) 11 months ago

Keep the insults on because the NPP's self inflicted wound call for this kind of nonsense from nonentities like Twum Barimah. What you don't even realise is that the NDC is going back to opposition in 2028 in the name of the ...
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Keep the insults on because the NPP's self inflicted wound call for this kind of nonsense from nonentities like Twum Barimah. What you don't even realise is that the NDC is going back to opposition in 2028 in the name of the Almighty God.
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Kwame Ghana 11 months ago

Does he expect npp to win after being in power for 8 years? He should spare our ears. Ndc tried in 2016 to break the 8, it didn't work and then, the npp did same last year and that didn't work.

Does he expect npp to win after being in power for 8 years? He should spare our ears. Ndc tried in 2016 to break the 8, it didn't work and then, the npp did same last year and that didn't work.
Zanku 11 months ago

Sometimes I wonder why they keep lying to themselves knowing very well that Ghanaians voted them out because of their display of arrogance and deception.

Sometimes I wonder why they keep lying to themselves knowing very well that Ghanaians voted them out because of their display of arrogance and deception.
Nana Kese, Newark, New Jersey 11 months ago

Sometimes these NDC guys talk as if the NDC has never lost an election..
To be candid...it was going to be difficult breaking through the 8 year continuos 2 terms of the presidency...seeing the same faces in governance.
The ...
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Sometimes these NDC guys talk as if the NDC has never lost an election..
To be candid...it was going to be difficult breaking through the 8 year continuos 2 terms of the presidency...seeing the same faces in governance.
The Ghanaian people expected some changes...
The truth is if there was a 3rd force of a reliable or prominent party...the Ghanaian people might have opted for that..instead of same John Mahama who lost 2 successive elections as sitting president.
Stop this arrogance mantra accusing the Npp of losing an election.
So why did the Ndc loss the 2016 and 2020 elections
Musa 11 months ago

The ballot stuffing agenda which was thwarted was their only hope main reason why the lost emphasizing clearly that the indeed stole the previous elections.

The ballot stuffing agenda which was thwarted was their only hope main reason why the lost emphasizing clearly that the indeed stole the previous elections.
Nana 11 months ago

Very true . Surgically spot on. We can continue to deceive ourselves., but the facts are sacrosanct

Very true . Surgically spot on. We can continue to deceive ourselves., but the facts are sacrosanct

Kweku 11 months ago

NPP politicians are snobbish and arrogant. NPP politicians never listened to the good advice from the good people of Ghana

NPP politicians are snobbish and arrogant. NPP politicians never listened to the good advice from the good people of Ghana
Raymond 11 months ago

Arrogance, naked corruption and laziness!

Arrogance, naked corruption and laziness!
Toole 11 months ago

Twum Barimah don’t talk rubbish. Who is more arrogant than your Mahama the incompetent one.

Twum Barimah don’t talk rubbish. Who is more arrogant than your Mahama the incompetent one.

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Arrogance led to your loss, not voter apathy – NDC's Twum Barimah to NPP

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