Tilapia from our waters, ghosts will rise to vote against Mahama if Ghanaians refuse to vote - Owusu-Bempah

The Head of Corporate Communications at Ghana Gas has predicted that if Ghanaians do not vote in the upcoming general elections, ghosts, tilapia, and other spiritual beings will rise to vote against former President John Dramani Mahama.

Ernest Kofi Owusu-Bempah Bonsu asserted that former President Mahama is not a competent choice to be elected President again, considering his terrible record when he was in office.

According to him, the ghosts in Ghana are furious that the former President has filed to contest in the elections. He said this in a telephone interview with host Dr. Ren on Rainbow Radio 92.4FM, UK.

He criticised John Mahama for claiming that he started the Free SHS policy when "he was the one who campaigned against it and told Ghanaians that it was a whimsical promise of a desperate politician. But today, he is going around and telling people he started it and will review it. This is pure deception, and no voter will vote for you. The NDC has realised they are losing the elections, and so they are desperate.

"Let me also tell you that even if Ghanaians refuse to vote in the elections, tilapia in our waters, ghosts, and all those who are annoyed will rise and come and vote against Mahama. It will shock Mahama.

"He would be shocked. The ghosts in our cemeteries are furious because of Mahama. You don't understand the spiritual realm, and so when I make these statements, you are doubting me. Just wait and see what will happen," he told the host.

He said, "Ghanaians suffered under former President Dramani Mahama. He is not a reliable or credible candidate. We have witnessed unprecedented hardship, and the soul and spirit of Ghana are angry with Mahama and the NDC. They no longer want him as President.

"They want a leader who can help the country progress. He has nothing new to offer us. Ghanaians have made up their minds and will vote overwhelmingly against him."