According to Awal, since President Mahama assumed office, there has been no proper implementation of policies or interventions to alleviate the hardships faced by Ghanaians.
He described the President’s one-month documentary as a “celebration of mediocrity.”
Speaking on a panel discussion on Peace FM’s Kokrokoo on February 11, 2025, Awal stated, “When you get to Anyinamu, the entire township is full of potholes. In Osino, illegal mining (galamsey) has taken over the entire town. If someone is celebrating one month in office while these issues persist, then I think he is a failure. Fuel prices have been increased three times within this period.”
He further criticized the documentary, arguing that its focus on nominating ministers and setting up committees does not directly benefit ordinary Ghanaians.
“In Mahama’s documentary, he talks about nominating ministers, setting up committees, and other processes. But what tangible benefits have Ghanaians gained from this? None.
“The economic situation is worsening. Very soon, drivers will increase public transport fares again. Within one month, fuel prices have gone up three times. President Mahama shouldn’t celebrate mediocrity. What significant impact has any Ghanaian felt since he became President?”
Source: www.ghanaweb.com
