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Journalist and broadcaster Kwesi Pratt Junior is concerned with the posturing of some of President John Mahama’s appointees ahead of the National Democratic Congress flagbearer race.
Pratt described the posturing by certain appointees as misbehaviour.
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Speaking on Metro TV, he expressed concerns that some appointees were more concerned with the succession of Mahama.
Pratt further called on the president to sack such appointees.
“There are some few people, who are making statements which suggest that they may be interested. My prescription has been clear and public.”
“I’ve said that the president should sack those in his administration who have begun misbehaving because what they are doing actually amounts to misbehaviour.”
Pratt singled out a minister for criticism, who he stopped short of naming.
He added that he once read that the said minister discussed leaders chosen by God and stated that if God chooses him, he will become a leader.
“So, I said, what is wrong with this mad minister? He’s mad! You can’t even handle that ministry well now, and then God will make him president. What is wrong with him?”
“I don’t know how he came to the conclusion that he too can be president, whether it is the reflection of himself he saw in the mirror or whatever.”
Source: YEN.com.gh
Source: Yen.com.gh
